Feb 06 2023 - Fruth Pharmacy named Regional Drug Chain of the Year Chain just celebrated 70 years in business POINT PLEASANT — Fruth Pharmacy has been making its mark in the industry over the past 70 years by sticking to old-fashioned values and the motto "to do the ...
Feb 06 2023 - Tom Kacich | Putting Champaign on the right track For years, accidents and congestion plagued the ever-busier intersection in downtown Champaign where University Avenue and Chester Street merged at the same grade with the Illinois Central Railroad an ...
Feb 06 2023 - Chef Joshua Dalton's Speck Italian Eatery now open in downtown Columbus Chef Joshua Dalton’s Italian restaurant has made its move to Columbus, his second such transplant from downtown Delaware. Speck Italian Eatery is now open at 89 N. High St. at the intersection of High ...
Feb 06 2023 - Columbus City Council proposes operating budget for 2023 Columbus City Council has announced their priorities for the city’s operating budget in 2023. The proposal includes $23 million dollars in new amendments to the ...
Feb 06 2023 - Tourism in Columbus last year came close to pre-pandemic levels We are pleased to share that 2022 was the year of recovery, with leisure and business travel returning following the devastating impact the pandemic had on our sector,” said Experience Columbus ...
Feb 06 2023 - The rise of the side hustle in Columbus Whether it's the growing price of gasoline, your electric bill or a dozen eggs, inflation has people thinking of ways to make more money, our colleagues at Axios Cleveland report. What's happening: ...
Feb 06 2023 - Bauhaus Biergarten brings German experience to Springdale Springdale might be best known for tacos and ... local business provocateur Daniel Hintz and relative Northwest Arkansas newcomer Chef Jennifer Booker. Their shared interest in German fare led ...
Feb 06 2023 - Utah State University to host community scholarship training LOGAN – Utah State University is offering a training for organizations, businesses or individuals in the community who offer scholarships. Craig Whyte is Executive Director of Student Financial ...
Feb 06 2023 - Colusa FD personnel go 'above and beyond' for the holidays Dec. 27—The Colusa Fire Department and the volunteers of the Colusa Firefighter's Association were extremely busy this holiday season, handling not only daily emergencies, but also facilitating the ...
Feb 06 2023 - NH Business: Technology companies in New Hampshire New Hampshire may not be the biggest state, but its technological prowess can be felt throughout the country. According to Julie Demers, executive director of the NH Tech Alliance, the tech industry ...
Feb 06 2023 - How New England’s last coal-fired power plant has managed to survive Merrimack Station underwent ownership transitions, starting with Public Service of New Hampshire, Eversource, and since 2018, the plant has been owned by GSP. The shifts in power don’t stop there.
Feb 06 2023 - Opelousas Police: Missing Teen Found OPELOUSAS, La. — Opelousas Police Department needs the public's assistance in locating Jauan Winbush, 16, of Opelousas. Jauan left home during the late-night hours of January 28, 2023.
Feb 06 2023 - Opelousas Police search for missing 16-year-old OPELOUSAS, La. (KLFY) – The Opelousas Police Department (OPD) is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 16-year-old. OPD said that Jauan Winbush, 16, of Opelousas, was reported as ...
Feb 06 2023 - From the Bush to the Plate showing in Wetaskiwin From the Bush to the Plate shows how to hunt, how to process and how to cook moose, using traditional ways. Originally from Goodfish Lake and now a resident of Maskwacis, one of the partners on the ...
Feb 06 2023 - Accused burglar cuts hand, calls for help, gets arrested in Laurel Police said it started when officers received an alarm about an intruder at a businesses and ended with the accused intruder’s arrest after he hurt himself. The Anne Arundel County Police Department ...
Feb 06 2023 - Appointments made to NMU Board, NRC He is the Executive Director of Business Engagement and Economic Development for the NMU Foundation. These appointments are subject to the advice and consent of the Senate. Nicole was born near ...
Feb 06 2023 - Maryland Woman Admits To Documenting Sexual Abuse Of Infant: Feds A Maryland mother will spend years behind bars after sexually abusing her infant until she became a toddler and sharing imagery of the molestation in Cecil County, the Department of Justice announced.
Feb 06 2023 - Rushville carves slim margin over Franklin County 51-44 Rushville eventually plied victory away from Franklin County 51-44 in an Indiana girls basketball matchup. In recent action on January 24, Rushville faced off against Columbus North . For more, click ...
Feb 06 2023 - Richmond a leader in Black business ownership Roughly 6.7% of businesses in the Richmond area are Black-owned, tying it with Atlanta for third-highest percentage of Black-owned businesses in the country, according to Lending Tree, which analyzed ...
Feb 06 2023 - Ongoing wave of entrepreneurship continues to grow in Michigan We had 52 flavors,” he said, proudly recalling the business operated by his parents, who lived in Tel Keppe, Iraq before immigrating to Michigan in 1979.”They came here to escape the war and pursue a ...
Feb 06 2023 - School bus crashes in busy Summer Hill intersection A school bus was involved in a three-vehicle crash this morning in Pittsburgh’s Summer Hill neighborhood. No students were on the bus and no injuries were reported, according to a 911 dispatcher. The ...
Feb 06 2023 - Counselor who criticized Indiana school gender policy placed on leave A Pendleton Heights High School counselor who criticized the school for withholding from parents information about student gender transition decisions has apparently been placed on indefinite leave.
Feb 06 2023 - The all-star 'Maybe I Do,' filmed in NJ, gets a special screening Nutley, Paterson, Morristown and Secaucus. The Cranford Theater itself was one of the locations. “We are thrilled to have Cranford Theater featured in this blockbuster movie and look forward to seeing ...
Feb 06 2023 - Major meth and fentanyl bust made in Red Deer and Lloydminster RED DEER, AB – Red Deer and Lloydminster are the two focal points of a major methamphetamine and fentanyl seizure, according to Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT). Known as Project Radar, ...
Feb 06 2023 - New homeless shelter in Surprise helps teens and young adults get jobs The new shelter provides more than 40 new beds for transitional teens and young adults. “There’s a lot of homeless youth on the streets right now. Usually the population is underserved and there’s not ...
Feb 06 2023 - Back to winter's cold today IT FEELS THE SAME TO ME AND FEELS REALLY COLD OUT THERE THIS MORNING. YOU HAVE TO BUNDLE THE KIDS UP AT THE BUS STOP. 10 DEGREES OUT YOUR DOOR NOW WITH A NORTH BREEZE AT 8 MILES PER HOUR AND A FAIRLY ...
Feb 06 2023 - Oral health on wheels on Hamilton Mountain Seniors Dental Health Bus saw more than 200 appointments last year at Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre ...
Feb 06 2023 - Hanover store sells unclaimed mail, Amazon packages HANOVER, Pa. (WHTM) — Half Price Homegoods in Hanover, York County, has been in business for about two years. They’ve made a name for themselves by offering seasonal items for Halloween and ...
Feb 06 2023 - Columbus business meets with city council to discuss police radios The Council recently approved a lease plan through a statewide contractor out of Jackson that would allow Columbus Police to operate on the MS-WIN statewide emergency network. When Columbus-based ...
Feb 06 2023 - UMMC heads to Columbus to recruit students The University of Mississippi Medical Center is reaching out to high school students in hopes of getting more young people involved in healthcare professions.
Feb 06 2023 - Alaska has a puppy bus! When will India get one? If you haven't been to Alaska before, you may not know of Skagway city in Alaska. But the user's viral videos have put the small town on the world map, thanks to a bus full of dogs. We wonder when ...
Feb 06 2023 - Couple moves to Alaska, starts viral dog bus business In Skagway, Alaska, you can find a magical school bus that takes students on the trips of their dreams each and every day. Although, it’s not your typical class of students — in fact, they’re a lot ...
Feb 06 2023 - Carvana glass tower in Skokie hits another roadblock As of last week, the used car retailer Carvana can once again do business in Illinois, but the village of Skokie is saying not so fast to something else.
Feb 06 2023 - RCMP warn of fake $100 bills Police in Manitoba are warning the public and businesses about the rise in counterfeit $100 bills. In January alone, there were reports of fake money showing up at businesses in Carman, St. Claude, ...
Feb 06 2023 - Squads punch their ticket to the OASSA Cheer State Championships OHIO, (WTRF)– It was a busy weekend for Ohio high school cheer squads. Teams put on their best performances on Saturday at the OVAC Cheering Championships. and then turned around and it did… ...
Feb 06 2023 - Daily News reporter among honorees at Greenville Chamber awards banquet News reporter, a community volunteer, a collaborative citizen and a small business owner were among those honored at the Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce annual dinner and awards banquet in the ...
Feb 06 2023 - New Nipawin-based foundation aims to empower rural women Laura Nycholat, a business consultant from Nipawin and a trained facilitator and vocational educator, is gaining a following for inspiring and ensuring women in rural northeast Saskatchewan rise ...
Feb 06 2023 - City of Beeville prepares for freezing temperatures The Beeville City Public Works Department was busy treating roads and overpasses ahead of Tuesday night's freeze warning. Crews were spreading the sand out along the various bridges in town. There ...
Feb 06 2023 - More than a dozen without a home after fire in Westfield According to the Westfield Fire Chief, at 11:15 a.m., a second fire alarm went off at 9 Bush Street. The fire started in the basement, and went into the walls, and then up to the top floor of the ...
Feb 06 2023 - 2nd ex-NC State athlete sues school in sexual abuse case A second former North Carolina State athlete has sued the school alleging that he had been sexually abused by the Wolfpack’s former director of sports medicine under the guise of treatment ...
Feb 06 2023 - Vicksburg’s first medical cannabis dispensary open for business Green Wellness, a new medical cannabis dispensary located in Vicksburg, had a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Vicksburg Warren Chamber of Commerce on Friday to celebrate its grand opening.
Feb 06 2023 - VICKSBURG FACTS: Vicksburg’s first Black alderman Do you know the story of Vicksburg’s first Black alderman, Wesley Crayton? Wesley Crayton was Vicksburg’s first Black alderman and an affluent businessman. He was also a prominent leader of the ...
Feb 06 2023 - Sankofa Journey: a tour through Sherman’s former black business district Saturday, February 4th, Grayson United and the 1930 Sherman Riot Marker Committee are starting Black History Month off with a walking tour throughout Sherman’s former black business district.Grayson ...
