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Apr 27 2023 - James I. Lasley He graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1955 with a degree in Business Administration ... Barlow (Eva) and their children; a much larger Lamar family and Cashion clan, who were not his cousins ...
Apr 27 2023 - Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York ...
Apr 27 2023 - Popeyes opens for business in north Hays The Hays location marks the first for Core Hospitality Group. With the location, they hope to be a draw for the local community and interstate travel. "I think it is going to be an addition to what ...
Apr 27 2023 - Mahanoy City showing signs of new life Apr. 15—Mahanoy City is slowly climbing out of years of decline and showing signs of new life, from retail businesses to an increase in population. In 1870, Mahanoy City had an estimated ...
Apr 27 2023 - Unsafe bridge closed north of Columbus Air Force Base The closed section extends south from Self Road to Barton Ferry Road. According to the Mississippi Department of Transportation, officials found critical deficiencies to the bridge over the ...
Apr 27 2023 - Stolen Pokémon cards lead to drug bust in Prescott Valley Prescott Valley police officers decided to set up surveillance near the home of Tyler Moore, 26, and Brittany Bender’s, 25, after the business reported on April 19 they had stolen $483.45 worth of ...
Apr 27 2023 - Transit development district authorized for Valparaiso State lawmakers have agreed to give Valparaiso access to an economic development tool already paying dividends for Northwest Indiana communities along the South Shore Line.
Apr 27 2023 - DPHHS to Provide Legal Document Clinics April Through July The Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) announced its annual Kelly Moorse Memorial Legal Document Clinic schedule for 2023 will include stops in Columbus, Dillon, Havre, Poplar, and ...
Apr 27 2023 - Columbus approves $265,000 for Latitude Five25 tenants COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Former residents of a condemned Mt. Vernon apartment building are entitled to $265,000 worth of money and furniture. Columbus City Council voted Monday to approve an ordinance ...
Apr 27 2023 - State econ, finance director always wanted a tattoo Debi Durham said more than once on a visit to Estherville on April 19 that she always wanted a tattoo. Durham visited Estherville with Beth Balzer, business development manager of Iowa Economic ...
Apr 27 2023 - Couples Counseling Therapists in Escondido, CA I earned my Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology from Argosy University and am licensed in the State of California as a Marriage and Family Therapist. I began my career in the substance abuse ...
Apr 27 2023 - Fresh mural for Knights of Columbus building in Escondido Artists completed a fresh mural this week for the Knights of Columbus building in Escondido. The building sits near the high-traffic intersection of the West Valley Parkway and Centre City Parkway ...
Apr 27 2023 - County to expand internet availability in Hanover, Burgettstown area More than 600 homes and businesses in Hanover Township and Burgettstown will be able to access high-speed internet under Washington County’s continuing broadband expansion plan. Washington County’s ...
Apr 27 2023 - Ten arrested in Southern Indiana meth busts INDIANA - Ten people are facing drug charges in multi-agency drug investigations in Southern Indiana. Washington Police, the DEA Task Force, Indiana State Police, Vincennes Police Department, Daviess ...
Apr 27 2023 - Novato poised to adopt ban on plastic foodware The ordinance, like similar ones throughout the county, would require food service businesses to only offer natural-fiber compostable paraphernalia.
Apr 27 2023 - RIP Rachel Marshall of Rachel’s Ginger Beer She told me once that Kelly Ronan at Lark makes sure her staff greets customers ... With her business partner Kate Opatz, she opened the widely celebrated Capitol Hill dive Montana in 2010, which was ...
Apr 27 2023 - First Wawa store in North Carolina coming to the Outer Banks The Outer Banks community is getting businesses with some big commercial names. You might remember a Target store recently opened in OBX. Now, they're getting a Wawa.
Apr 27 2023 - Ohio Valley job fair draws a crowd The Ohio Valley Job Fair drew a crowd to the Ohio Valley Mall on Wednesday. Mike Schlanz, workforce director with Ohio Means Jobs of Belmont County, said more than 100 businesses registered, with some ...
Apr 27 2023 - Albany Furniture production is good in Calhoun City A new business is booming in Calhoun City. Albany Furniture opened its manufacturing and shipping operations in January. The company hired 50 employees to cut, sew, steam and package furniture. Plant ...
Apr 27 2023 - Beach bus proposed for Mauch Chunk Lake Park The bus is meant for children and families in Nesquehoning, Lansford, Summit Hill, and Jim Thorpe. JIM THORPE, Pa. — Work has started along the beach at Mauch Chunk Lake Park, on the outskirts of Jim ...
Apr 27 2023 - 7 questions with... local wardrobe stylist Jenilee Samuel Jenilee Samuel started her wardrobe styling business in March 2019. Jenilee Samuel enjoys helping clients bolster their wardrobe, knowing even the smallest of changes can go a long way. Picking the ...
Apr 27 2023 - Film Ready New Jersey Program launches with Kean University kickoff Friday’s event focused on municipalities in Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Passaic and Union counties ... industry continues to grow.” “New Jersey’s range of landscapes – from bustling cities like Newark and ...
Apr 27 2023 - Jesse Dayton On ‘Beaumonster,’ Business And New Album With Samantha Fish Singer, songwriter, guitarist, actor, director and radio host Jesse Dayton on maintaining a diverse brand, keeping an eye on the business side, recording with Samantha Fish and his memoir 'Beaumonster ...
Apr 27 2023 - Holdrege Market Place set to close in July, blames lease negotiations A central Nebraska grocery store says it plans to close this summer after 16 years in business. Holdrege Market Place made the announcement on social media on Tuesday. In a statement, the ownership ...
Apr 27 2023 - State cannabis law to prohibit delta-8 products A new kind of cannabis product has put lawmakers, small business owners and those looking for alternatives to medical marijuana in a quandary.
Apr 27 2023 - 30th annual Mayfest Car and Truck Show planned HIWAY RODDERS Car Club will be holding its 30th annual Mayfest Car and Truck Show on Saturday, May 13. The car and truck show will be held at the Knights of Columbus parking lot, 31 Church St., in ...
Apr 27 2023 - 4 takeaways from Illinois' annual 'Business Day' Illinois lawmakers and business leaders converged in Springfield on Wednesday for a daylong event. Here are four takeaways, including the governor's thoughts on tax help for the Chicago Bears.
Apr 27 2023 - Madison Heights Master Plan open house draws crowd Charlottesville consulting firm EPR, PC showcased the Madison Heights Master Plan during the ... area is from the intersection of U.S. 29 and Virginia 130 to the U.S. 29 Business border with ...
Apr 27 2023 - MTA's new hydrogen buses transition Flint fleet away from diesel The hydrogen buses will replace Flint's last two diesel buses and complete the city's switch to clean energy public transportation. The announcement puts Michigan one step closer to reaching Whitmer's ...
Apr 27 2023 - Flint to trade last diesel buses in for hydrogen FLINT, MI -- Flint is replacing its final two diesel buses with a pair of new hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, completing its switch to clean energy public transportation.
Apr 27 2023 - Yorkton RCMP asking for help locating missing woman Doran Kaufmann, 38, was last seen leaving a business on Dominion Avenue in Yorkton, Sask., between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. on April 11, RCMP say.
Apr 27 2023 - ‘A real love story’: Florida couple celebrates 80 years of marriage Gerard rode buses and trains to see the new lady in his life, Marge. During wartime, they sent letters. On April 25, 1943, they became husband and wife, becoming the Gerards. Over eight decades, as ...
Apr 27 2023 - Closure to busy bypass will impact traffic in SW Kansas Planned construction on a busy bypass in southwest Kansas will impact traffic starting on May 8. For three to four weeks, the U.S. 400 bypass in Ford County will be closed from the Highway 50 junction ...
Apr 27 2023 - Unoccupied apartment fire in Columbus Two apartments were involved and extinguished by Columbus Fire and Rescue. The apartments appeared to be unoccupied and no nearby resident reported any injuries.
Apr 27 2023 - The Kee now open in Columbus' Warehouse District A long dark and quiet part of downtown Columbus now has a brightly colored arts and events space. The Kee, an indoor-outdoor event venue with a restaurant, three separate bars and a lineup of games, ...
Apr 27 2023 - Pine Bush HS lifts lockdown following report of possible shooting Pine Bush High School lifted its lockdown Tuesday afternoon following a report of a possible shooting threat that disrupted the whole school day. Stella Laureano, mother of a Pine Bush High School ...
Apr 27 2023 - Santa Fe Junction Operation adds more patrol in top two tourist areas The Santa Fe Junction Operation is a heightened police presence at the Santa Fe Railyard District and the Plaza. It came about after business owners raised their concerns. “Part of the concern that ...
Apr 27 2023 - Former New Mexico governor opened doors for minorities Determined and gritty, Apodaca parlayed his background in athletics, the insurance business and two terms in the state Senate into the highest office in New Mexico. A Democrat, he was elected governor ...
Apr 27 2023 - Tiffany Stratton 'would like to stay a little longer' in WWE NXT Tiffany Stratton talked about the upcoming WWE Draft. On Busted Open Radio, Stratton said that while she still needs to work on her wrestling skills, she’s ready for a call-up to the main roster if ...
Apr 27 2023 - Freeport raises awareness to help domestic abuse survivors FREEPORT (WGME) -- Downtown Freeport is covered with posters featuring the faces of survivors of domestic violence. The non-profit Finding Our Voices is putting up the posters. The group's mission is ...
Apr 27 2023 - New Mexico investigates more potential abuse, neglect New Mexico officials identified on Friday dozens of cases of potential abuse and neglect after completing wellness checks on thousands of developmentally disabled people around the state.
Apr 27 2023 - No fees, more business In an experiment that no Oregon city has tried in at least 15 years, Molalla began waiving building fees in December to spur economic development. Three months later, the experiment — which is set to ...
Apr 27 2023 - Silver Scone case heads to state Housing Board The New Hampshire Housing Appeals Board is scheduled to hear the appeal of decisions related to the approval of Silver Scone Teas, a tea party event business in New Ipswich, on May 16.The business, ...
Apr 27 2023 - Happy Wednesday Everyone! My mom has moved here from VA for the summer (or longer) to help me with childcare while I work 3 days a week. In VA, she had a very successful cleaning business + is looking for a few clients in ...
Apr 27 2023 - Red Deer U18 AAA CarStar Braves aim for return to provincials The U18 AAA Red Deer CarStar Braves have unfinished business. Despite the Braves coming off a terrific campaign in 2022 where they posted a record of 33-6 in the regular season, the end of their ...
Apr 27 2023 - Crash restricts busy Chillicothe intersection No one was seriously injured when two vehicles collided in Chillicothe on Tuesday night. It happened at around 9 p.m. at the busy intersection of Bridge and Main Streets. Two SUV crossovers crashed in ...
