Jan 04 2023 - Pops Mart Fuels Acquires Mallard Oilâs C-Stores Pops Mart Fuels LLC acquired six convenience stores with fuel from Mallard Oil Co. in late December. âMallard Oil, which operates a much larger LP [liquid propane] business in Kinston, North Carolina, ...
Jan 04 2023 - Youthcare Of Oklahoma we offer help for adhd Antisocial Personality Anxiety Autism Behavioral Issues Bipolar Disorder Borderline Personality (BPD) Child Coping Skills Depression Developmental Disorders Domestic Abuse ...
Jan 04 2023 - Dothan man charged with Aggravated Child Abuse of Dothan, was arrested and charged with Aggravated Child Abuse. He currently has no bond. Due to the nature of this case, along with the Alabama privacy laws concerning juveniles, no further ...
Jan 04 2023 - A change in Maine law prompts a wave of new church abuse allegations A change in Maine law has unleashed a flood of new allegations of long-ago sex abuse by priests. But now the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland is challenging the legislation in court in an apparent ...
Jan 04 2023 - 'Concerned, but hopeful': Maine business hoping for snow Pineland Farms in New Gloucester is hoping all the brown and green grass will soon be covered with snow. While they would love to see snow on the ground, it's not the latest in the season that they ...
Jan 04 2023 - These hikers encountered an icy surprise summiting this Maine mountain Bangor Daily News Outdoors contributor Ron Chase and his wife Nancy (pictured), negotiated this icy trail high on Mount Blue. Credit: Courtesy of Ron Chase People are busy during the holiday season.
Jan 04 2023 - Mapleton residents without water again More than 200 homes and businesses in Mapleton endured their fourth day without water Thursday. Vanessa West, Mapleton Water and Sewage Board Secretary, says the recent power outage and ice/snow ...
Jan 04 2023 - Chaga Farming in Maine: on the fringe of a multi-billion dollar industry Chaga is a multibillion-dollar business globally, part of the booming trade in mushroom derivatives driven by consumers in search of healthier or alternative lifestyles. The business is projected to ...
Jan 04 2023 - Dixfield to receive $514,400 for wastewater pump station upgrade DIXFIELD â Congressman Jared Golden announced ... Golden was the only member of the Maine delegation whose request for money was included in the year-end omnibus bill. The bill passed the ...
Jan 04 2023 - The top sports stories in the Presque Isle area for first half of 2022 The following is the first of two articles highlighting some of the Caribou regionâs top business stories from 2022. This article highlights events from January through June. The first six months in ...
Jan 04 2023 - Maine county jails seeing a 'revolving door' He told NEWS CENTER Maine that at the end of the day, the reasoning behind so many repeat offenders in Maine county jails is mental health and substance abuse issues. "We gotta work on mental illness, ...
Jan 04 2023 - Businesses sue over townâs limit on cruise ship passengers Several waterfront businesses are challenging Bar Harbor's limit on the number of cruise ship passengers allowed to disembark in the town. Local voters in November approved a cap of 1,000 passengers ...
Jan 04 2023 - Businesses sue Bar Harbor over new cruise ship passenger limits The plaintiffs, which include retail stores, restaurants and tender operators, believe the town's ordinance violates federal maritime laws and several clauses of the US Constitution. They're seeking ...
Jan 04 2023 - North Anson library celebrates 100 years The Stewart Library Association, doing business as Stewart Public Library in North Anson, has been recognized by Maine Secretary of State Shana Bellows for 100 years of incorporation. The library was ...
Jan 04 2023 - Most dangerous intersections in New Orleans, sponsored by Dudley Debosier Louisianaâs population is steadily growing, especially in New Orleans. It can be overwhelming living in such a busy area, and certainly driving in one. More residents means more drivers on the roads, ...
Jan 04 2023 - Shocking video shows tornado hit business in Marrero AFTER AVOIDING THAT NEA Ron Dantin is the owner of RD Audio and Upholstery in Marrero and says he left his business only four and a half minutes before a tornado tore through it on Dec. 14.
Jan 04 2023 - LaPlace Knights help tornado victims in Killona On Dec. 21, Ascension of our Lord Knights of Columbus Council 9623 traveled to Killona, Louisiana to cook and serve pastalaya meals for the recent tornado victims. From the Knights' Coats for Children ...
Jan 04 2023 - Kenner Police investigate New Years Eve shooting New Years Eve kept the KPD patrol division busy. One careless and dangerous call involved 3 bullets entering a residence in the 2200 block of Indiana. Officerâs investigation revealed 60 plus- .40 ...
Jan 04 2023 - Heart of Louisiana: Bossier bees What started out as a 4-H project some 30 years ago has grown into a massive business for Bossier Cityâs Billy Hummer. His bee colonies, buzzing directly under the flight path of B-52s landing at ...
Jan 04 2023 - We must all help end hunger in New York State For many Americans, the concept of hunger is as insignificant as the delayed home delivery of a meal from their favorite restaurant or the blockbuster trilogy with actress Jennifer Lawrence. Or it may ...
Jan 04 2023 - Nicholasville antique shop thriving in new location It's a new year and a classic business has a new home in Nicholasville. Coach Light Antiques, Art, and Auctions recently moved after the old building had been condemned.
Jan 04 2023 - Union Co. school bus stuck in high water Our 14 News team was told several students were on the bus at the time, but the Mayor of Morganfield posted to Facebook that everyone was safe. He also thanked the first responder ...
Jan 04 2023 - Applications NOW OPEN for NKY Chamberâs Business Impact Awards Are you a business â or do you know a business â that leads and innovates in its industry? The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) is accepting applications for its 2023 Business ...
Jan 04 2023 - Workout studio opening new location on Bardstown Road LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Another business is coming to a Highlands retail center. A sign is up where Hotworx is moving in. It's a fitness studio where clients work out in infrared heat ...
Jan 04 2023 - Northwest Kansas author honored by Huck Boyd Institute Ruralpreneursâ in business, tourism, technology and agriculture along with community volunteers are among those to be honored by K-Stateâs Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development as Leaders ...
Jan 04 2023 - These are the highest-paid city employees in Overland Park Among the six cities set to be included in the Kansas City Business Journalâs Public Paychecks series, Bill Ebel, who retired earlier this year as city manager of Overland Park, is one of a ...
Jan 04 2023 - What to Eat in Ocean City, MD Seafood reigns in this coastal city, and no trip to OC is complete without a bushel of blue crabs. You'll find the most dining establishments (serving crabs and other cuisine) along the Boardwalk ...
Jan 04 2023 - RIPTA bus involved in Portsmouth head-on crash This is a photo of the RIPTA bus that was hit by a wrong-way driver on East Main Road in Portsmouth, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2023. (Portsmouth Rhode Island Fire Fighters)PORTSMOUTH, R.I. (WLNE) â A Rhode ...
Jan 04 2023 - Shoppers in Leawood prepare for winter storm A day after a 30-inch water main broke in downtown Kansas City, affected businesses are appreciative of KCMO's response.
Jan 04 2023 - Hundreds of former inmates allege prison sex abuse Mia Wheeler is one of several hundred formerly incarcerated women to file a lawsuit against the New York State Department of Corrections & Community Supervision.
Jan 04 2023 - Here are the Des Moines Register's 2023 People to Watch â so far They are people in business and the arts, athletes, those who work to support farmers and refugees, those who are the first new elected officials to their seats in decades, and people educating new ...
Jan 04 2023 - Kellerâs: Serving fresh baked bread daily One of the newest businesses to Osceolaâs downtown square is Kellerâs, at 122 1/2 West Jefferson Street, a restaurant owned and operated by Cameron Keller that offers fresh baked breads, sandwiches, ...
Jan 04 2023 - RYAMâs Jesup Facility Impacted by Natural Gas Supply Disruption JACKSONVILLE, Fla., December 27, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rayonier Advanced Materials Inc. (NYSE:RYAM) (the "Company") announced today that its facility at Jesup, Georgia has been impacted by a ...
Jan 04 2023 - Caseyâs Focuses On Employee Turnover In Tight Labor Market Businesses have had to do some adjusting with increased costs and the continued tight labor market. The CEO of the Ankeny-based Casey's convenience stores, Darren Rebellez, says they decided to focus ...
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Jan 04 2023 - 2022 Women in Business The six women we profile in this special issue of Terre Haute Living have served in banking and finance, higher education and accounting, and in health care.
Jan 04 2023 - Summer off politics: David Seymour's plans to read in the sun ACT Party leader David Seymour is spending his summer break in Northland, lying low after a busy year. What are your holiday plans? At my tĹŤrangawaewae in Northland, hopefully [on] the beaches ...
Jan 04 2023 - Jack Edwin Neukam Jack Edwin Neukam, 61, of Westport, passed away at 2:12 p.m. on Tuesday, December 20, 2022, at Columbus Regional Hospital. He was born on April 13, 1961, in Rushville, the ...
Jan 04 2023 - Woman in mobility scooter killed in Rochester accident A woman on a mobility scooter was struck and killed by a car near the Kentucky Fried Chicken on Columbus Avenue Friday afternoon. The accident happened about 1:55 p.m., according to Rochester police.
Jan 04 2023 - Tragedy in Rochester: Woman in mobility scooter struck and killed A woman on a mobility scooter was killed when she was struck by a vehicle on Columbus Avenue Friday, according to police. The roadway was closed for three hours during the investigation, which ...
Jan 04 2023 - Rochester man given probation for child sexual abuse images A 27-year-old Rochester man was given five years of supervised probation Wednesday in Olmsted County District Court, for charges related to possessing child sexual abuse.
Jan 04 2023 - Pasquale Paoli In 1807 a monument to this famous Corsican was erected in the south choir aisle of Westminster Abbey. It is of white marble and includes a bust of Paoli which had been made some years earlier by the ...
Jan 04 2023 - It's Your Business: Capital Improvement Board a proven model in Indiana All three county commissioners unanimously agreed to create a Capital Improvement Board (CIB) that would give the city of Bloomington equal representation on the CIB. In the following weeks, all seven ...
Jan 04 2023 - More than $20 million coming to Northwest Indiana from omnibus bill Highland, announced that more than $20 million in Community Project Funding requests have been included in the final Fiscal Year 2023 appropriations package. The House and Senate have approved the ...
Jan 04 2023 - Year in Review: The top news stories of 2022 Dec. 30âIt was overall a peaceful and happy year in Logansport. Progress continued as new businesses popped up around town and plenty of local celebrations gave residents opportunities to enjoy time ...
Jan 04 2023 - Logansport mayor looks for continued growth in 2023 Mayor Chris Martin is ready to carry 2022's momentum into the new year. And there was plenty of momentum in Logansport. One only needs to visit any of the new businesses or admire the works of public ...
Jan 04 2023 - Washington substation attacks' alleged motive revealed The FBI says one of the two men charged in all four substation attacks in Washington state on Christmas Day claimed their motive was to disrupt power to burglarize a business.
Jan 04 2023 - 11-year-old Elkton entrepreneur starts honeybee business Elkton is home to one of the areaâs youngest entrepreneurs with Titus Green and his honeybee business. This 11-year-old, with the help of his father Ean Green, started beekeeping this year and ...
Jan 04 2023 - Wyoming High School Girls Basketball Scoreboard: Jan. 3-7, 2023 Itâs a new year, but another busy week of high school girls' basketball is here. There are 4 tournaments in the state this weekend. A handful of conference, cross-quadrant and interclass games are on ...
Jan 04 2023 - Westford Awards: Honouring leadership in business and beyond Westford, a transnational higher education institution, has announced that it will be hosting âWestford Awards 2023â â an awards ceremony to honour business excellence and beyond. A business ...
Jan 04 2023 - Westford Awards 2023 to honour leadership in business and beyond Ceremony to be held on March 19, 2023, at Madinat Jumeirah Westford, a transnational higher education institution, has announced that it will be hosting âWestford Awards 2023â - an awards ...
Jan 04 2023 - Community First Bank named Indiana Small Business Lender of the Year Community First Bank of Indiana is the stateâs Small Business Lender of the Year for 2022. The annual award is given by Indiana Statewide Certified Development Corporation (ISCDC), which works with ...
Jan 04 2023 - Dale E. Perkinson Dale E. Perkinson, 59, of Hope, Indiana passed December 23, 2022 in Columbus, Indiana. Visitation: Friday, December 30, 2022 from 11:00 am and funeral service at 1:00 pm. Burial at Scottsburg ...
Jan 04 2023 - Twisted Sugar serving sweets in Crown Point and Valpo Both Northwest Indiana locations offer dine-in, carryout and delivery via DoorDash and GrubHub. The Crown Point location caters more to a to-go business while students like to hang out at the ...
Jan 04 2023 - Cambridge City Schools to purchase two new buses The average age of school buses in the Cambridge City School District will soon get a little lower as the board of education approved the purchase of two new 78-passenger conventional school buses ...
Jan 04 2023 - Batesville Memorial Public Library Events January 2 -- 17, 2023 Dec. 28âBATESVILLE â Batesville Memorial Public Library has a busy schedule planned to kick-off the new year! Jan. 2 to Batesville READS: 2023 Book Challenge begins! Batesville Reads presents ...
Jan 04 2023 - Auburn school board: Recent happenings in our elementary schools The holiday season is a very exciting and busy time for our elementary schools in the Auburn Enlarged City School District. Our board of education consists of nine members, all ...
Jan 04 2023 - IDFG: Priest River is a river in need Not all rivers are created equal, according to Idaho Department of Fish & Game officials. Some, like the St. Joe River, feature a great habitat and reliably cold water, resulting in robust coldwater ...
Jan 04 2023 - McCammon's Harkness Hotel named Idaho's Small Business of the Month MCCAMMON â U.S. Sen. Jim Risch has named a hidden gem in a tiny East Idaho town the Idaho Small Business of the Month for December 2022. Aaron and Arianne Hunsaker opened The Harkness Hotel in ...
Jan 04 2023 - Two sought in fatal north Columbus shooting Columbus police have released surveillance photos of two people of interest in a fatal shooting Monday in north Columbus. The shooting happened at approximately 6:55 ...
Jan 04 2023 - Columbus, Ohio, was stricken by a measles outbreak last week In Columbus, Ohio, more than 80 children have been infected and more than 30 have been hospitalized with the measles. The majority of those infected are unvaccinated against the disease. Dr. Mysheika ...
Jan 04 2023 - Sheila E. to drum up entertainment at Ohio Black Expo in Columbus The product of a musical family, Sheila E. (nee Escovedo) was influenced and inspired by her well-known percussionist father, Pete Escovedo, and uncles Coke Escovedo, Alejandro Escovedo, Mario ...
Jan 04 2023 - Shop brings vendors to historic Unadilla space Longtime Unadilla resident Jackie Carey is giving old things, and an established business, fresh life. Carey launched Vintage Variety, an expansion of the Green Giraffe, in late November.
Jan 04 2023 - COLUMBUS: Suspect arrested in cab driver kidnapping A suspect was arrested in connection to the kidnapping of a female taxi driver, according to the Columbus Police Department. The taxi driver received a call to pick up a ...
Jan 04 2023 - Townhomes removed from development at this busy Oakwood intersection A plan for 40 townhomes at a busy Oakwood intersection has been removed in favor of a strictly commercial development â one that includes a couple of potential restaurants. "The city was more ...
Jan 04 2023 - Milledgeville Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram they are amazing, quick and very knowledgeable. They listen to your needs and always find a way to accommodate you. DODGE AT Milledgeville will always get my business ...
Jan 04 2023 - Law requires feds to fix prison cameras Congress has passed legislation requiring the federal Bureau of Prisons to overhaul failing and outdated security systems in the wake of rampant staff sexual abuse, inmate escapes and high-profile ...
Jan 04 2023 - Wrestling tournament kicks off at the Greensboro Coliseum GREENSBORO, N.C. â Holy Angels Invitational wrestling tournament debuts at the Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center. The Triad is known for its robust and diverse sporting events. You name ...
Jan 04 2023 - Icy patch trips up wannabe armed robber, Gainesville police say GAINESVILLE, Ga. - A Gainesville man's attempt to rob the employees of a local business became than he bargained after it turned into what police described "like a scene from Home Alone." ...
Jan 04 2023 - Would-be Georgia robber slips on ice while pulling gun, hits head Luis Sajbocho-Ordonez, 30, allegedly slipped and hit his head while attempting to rob employees of a business in Gainesville, Georgia. Gainesville Police Department A Georgia manâs attempt to ...
Jan 04 2023 - Expert Ohio State football predictions for Georgia CFP semifinal game Ohio State is a 6.5-point underdog to Georgia. So the smart people in Vegas have their picks, but what about the experts at The Columbus Dispatch and Athens Banner-Herald? Here's how they see the ...
Jan 04 2023 - Piedmont Columbus Regional welcomes first baby of 2023 Piedmont Columbus Regional has welcomed its first baby born in the new year! Malakai Kristian Bedell was born on January 1 at 12:47 a.m. weighing 6 pounds and 9 ounces. He is son to Mya Wesley and ...
Jan 04 2023 - INTERVIEW: New university now open in Columbus The Chattahoochee Valley has several schools of higher education, and now there is a new school in Columbus to consider - Beulah Heights University.
Jan 04 2023 - Christine James, Youngstown, Ohio Mrs. Christine James, 91, of Youngstown, Ohio transitioned from this earthly home to her heavenly resting place on Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown, Ohio. She was ...
Jan 04 2023 - Washington substation attacks alleged motive revealed The FBI says one of the two men charged in all four substation attacks in Washington state on Christmas Day claimed their motive was to disrupt power to burglarize a business.
Jan 04 2023 - Teresa Mast files for Sarasota County Commission District 1 Republican businesswoman Teresa Mast has entered the race to succeed Mike Moran on the Sarasota County Commission. Mast is the first candidate to declare for the District 1 seat. Moran is unable to ...
Jan 04 2023 - Taglish to close last location in Sanford before New Year SANFORD, Fla. â Filipino-American restaurant ... [ADD YOUR BUSINESS TO THE FLORIDA FOODIE DIRECTORY] The first location of Taglish opened in November 2019 inside Orlandoâs Lotte Market.
Jan 04 2023 - Bank of Central Florida launches Plant City Advisory Board The Bank of Central Florida is bringing together a group of local business leaders to launch an advisory board in an effort to foster economic growth in the Plant City area. The founding members ...
Jan 04 2023 - Toll increase on several major New Jersey highways now in effect The tolls to travel on some of New Jerseyâs busiest highways have now increased. A 3% toll hike on the New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City Expressway went into effect on ...
Jan 04 2023 - WMCO begins offering members CFIB benefits The Wood Manufacturing Cluster of Ontario (WMCO) announced that it signed an agreement with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).
Jan 04 2023 - Support for victims of abuse in Utah County The Utah County Childrenâs Justice Center (CJC) has been providing support and services to child victims of abuse and neglect in the Utah County area ...
Jan 04 2023 - What's happening in Columbus? Here are 10 fun things to do this weekend Visit Franklin Conservatory, where you have a final chance this weekend to see the wondrous lights of Conservatory Aglow, as well as the flora featured in Holiday Blooms, and model trains chugging ...
Jan 04 2023 - The Week Ahead in Franklin/Somerset: January 2 to January 5 SOMERSET, NJ - Here's a look at some municipal, business, and recreational events going on this week in the Township of Franklin and some events of interest nearby. You can submit events directly to ...
Jan 04 2023 - Man shot after dispute at business in Reading, Pa. Reading police say a dispute escalated into a shooting at a business on Monday morning. A 41-year-old man suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. The shooting happened inside a building on the 900 block ...
Jan 04 2023 - Pet rescues impacted by holiday season Each year, local animal rescues and shelters take in hundreds of abused, abandoned, neglected, and surrendered pets. All of them witness the severity of animal welfare issues in the area and some ...
Jan 04 2023 - New Yearâs Eve fire damages Fortville Bonsai restaurant Fire Department crews from Vernon Township worked quickly to put out the business fire in downtown Fortville. FORTVILLE â A local restaurant sustained fire, smoke and water damage following a ...
Jan 04 2023 - Manfred To Oakland: Give Us Money For An Aâs Ballpark Or Else The lack of progress to get the stadium-village done has upset MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred who seems to have taken a page out of the movie Blazing Saddles and is ready to hold Fisherâs business ...
Jan 04 2023 - Stateâs âBounceback Grantsâ a Model for Success What we discovered from the success of the Bounceback grants is that you donât have to spend big to show big results. Thatâs because, as one store owner told me, âSmall businesses know how to stretch ...
Jan 04 2023 - Elton Thompson Elton Thompson, 84, of Douglasville, peacefully transitioned to his eternal home on January 1, 2023. A native of Georgia, he was born April 1, 1938 in Powder Springs, to the ...
Jan 04 2023 - Louisiana governor announces new head of Louisiana's DCFS Officials have acknowledged that the agency is in crisis, with significant understaffing as reports of abuse and neglect across Louisiana increase. BATON ROUGE, La. â Gov. John Bel Edwards ...
Jan 04 2023 - Maitland museums bust myths, revel in fantasy The current exhibition at the Maitland Historical Museum, âFumecheliga: A History of the First Peoples of Florida,â continues through Feb. 5. (Joy Wallace Dickinson) Professor Neil Vaz of ...
Jan 04 2023 - Eye On Business; Bloomingdale/FishHawk, January 2023 Edited by Jenny Bennett The White Oak Cottage Introduces New General Manager The White Oak Cottage is pleased to introduce Kevin Luke as its new general ...
Jan 04 2023 - Largo firm practices pet law to help dog, cat owners solve disputes Goodwin first advertised services for pet law on her firmâs website, business came in âslowly but surely,â she said. The 49-year-old began advertising pet law services when she opened her firm in 2015 ...
Jan 04 2023 - Hastings businessman recalled for service to veterans Hastings businessman Joseph W. Rogal Sr. of Hastings is being remembered for his time serving in the Navy as well as many community organizations, including the Hastings Veterans of Foreign Wars ...
Jan 04 2023 - New York housing policy must mesh with transit A brand new train connection to the East Side of Manhattan will finally open this month. Gov. Hochul can ensure more New Yorkers benefit from this largest MTA capital project yet with a stronger ...
Jan 04 2023 - Good morning Sudbury -- Here are some stories to start your day The municipal news cycle in Sudbury was a busy one in 2022, with the greatest coverage centered on the now-canceled Kingsway Entertainment District project and the Oct. 24 civic election. Another ...
Jan 04 2023 - Business owners upset with smelly planters in downtown Sudbury Two downtown business owners are expressing concerns about the cleanliness of the area. From garbage to dog and human excrement, they would like the city to do more to clean the area and keep it ...
Jan 04 2023 - FWB tops Daily News' Girls Basketball Power Ranks If you look at the first half of the areaâs girls basketball slate, there's an intricate web of transitive property trying to disrupt the hierarchy. Well, correction, everyone but the defensive-minded ...
Jan 04 2023 - Felony and gross misdemeanor arrests Hogan, 18, of Spring Creek was arrested Dec. 25, 2022, at Northeastern Nevada Regional Hospital for felony child abuse with substantial harm. Bail: $150,000 ...
Jan 04 2023 - Immigrants introduced Christmas traditions to New England During the Christmas season, many of us decorate our homesâ exteriors with lights and wreaths. Inside, we hang garland and adorn trees. Weâre busy shopping, hosting parties and caroling while ...
Jan 04 2023 - Cold weather shelter opening in Belle Glade Beginning Friday at 7 p.m., Belle Glade Transitional Shelter and Lake Village at the Glades will open. See also: Florida missing child alert issued, last seen in Boca Raton The shelter is located ...
Jan 04 2023 - 2022: an exciting year for education in Alachua County The University of Florida and Alachua County Public Schools have had a busy 2022 as they grappled with challenges coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic. 2022 brought changes in leadership for UF and ...
Jan 04 2023 - Rockland Trust provides $44M in financing for Danvers development Rockland Trust is Massachusetts' seventh-largest bank with nearly $17 billion in deposits and 125 Bay State locations, according to Business Journal research. Join the Boston Business Journal for ...
Jan 04 2023 - 7 kids hurt when school bus crashes into house in Rockland County The crash happened just before 9 a.m. in the village of New Hempstead in Rockland County, the Ramapo police department said in a statement. A bus carrying 21 children to school veered off the road ...
Jan 04 2023 - Afton Express expanding its services The Afton Express is expanding its services this year. The line was initially launched by Brite Bus and the Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission in September 2021.
Jan 04 2023 - Escaped prisoner from Ohio arrested in Logan County, WV A man who escaped from the Twin Valley Behavioral Health Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, was arrested earlier this week near Chapmanville, West Virginia, according to a release ...
Jan 04 2023 - Teens recovering after being shot in Roanoke Roanoke Police were called regarding two people with gunshot wounds in the 2800 block of Melrose Ave NW. Officers found the juveniles outside and inside a business in the area. No ages have been ...
Jan 04 2023 - Top 10 Stories of 2022: A Year of Change for Pulaski County After a couple of years of headlines dominated by COVID-19, 2022 felt very much like business as usual for Pulaski County while skimming the year's pages to sort out its top stories. Politics. New ...
Jan 04 2023 - New year starts with carbon emission cap law in Washington state To ensure Washington reaches its targeted greenhouse gas limit, the state is enforcing a program that caps overall carbon emissions and permits businesses to receive allowances ...
Jan 04 2023 - Recovering from the storm Almost every facet of Carroll County Emergency Services-Fire and Rescue was kept busy when a bitter cold front swept through the area from December 23 to December 27. Not only did local ...
Jan 04 2023 - 15th Annual Brent Berry food drive donates 4 school loads of food The Brent Berry Food Drive wrapped up its 15th year this week. The food drive filled four Rockingham County school buses with food and a 40-foot racing trailer this year. On Tuesday with the help of ...
Jan 04 2023 - Business Challenge to hold 10-year reunion celebration This yearâs 10th annual Washington County Business Challenge will get under way from Jan. 17 to Feb. 28 with more than $36,000 in awards for start up and existing expansions ...
Jan 04 2023 - Agriculture grants to expand Central Virginia organizations Ten Virginia businesses will split $400,000 in grants just announced by Governor Glenn Youngkin. Albemarleâs Kelly Bronze Turkeys and Charlottesvilleâs New Hill Development Corporation are two of the ...
Jan 04 2023 - Concord And WVSU Partner To Offer A Fast Path To Social Work A partnership between two of West Virginiaâs universities allows students pursuing their masterâs degree in social work a seamless transition from undergraduate studies.
Jan 04 2023 - Off-Duty Va. Police Officer Witnesses Shooting; IDs 2 Suspects Two people were taken into custody after an off-duty Virginia Beach police officer witnessed a shooting considered domestic in nature in a busy retail area that left one person wounded.
Jan 04 2023 - Gigabeam leads broadband project in Bland County Dec. 27âBLAND, Va. â High-speed internet service is on the way to many residents and businesses in Bland County. The State Corporation Commission has approved a proposal by Appalachian Power ...
Jan 04 2023 - Ramiro's Catina closing on Frankfort Avenue A longstanding restaurant on Frankfort Avenue is closing on Friday. Late Tuesday, Ramiro's Cantina announced it will close its doors at 2350 Frankfort Ave. after 15 years in business. The closure ...
Jan 04 2023 - Ramiro's Cantina on Frankfort Avenue closing after 15 years LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Mexican restaurant on Frankfort Avenue is closing after 15 years in business. Ramiro's Cantina posted on Facebook its plans to close on Dec. 30. The restaurant was ...
Jan 04 2023 - Meet the Newest Master in Delaware's Court of Chancery With the addition of Bonnie W. David, formerly counsel for Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom's Wilmington office, the business court has its largest complement of personnel in its history.
Jan 04 2023 - Christiana businessman continues annual fun day for 25 years CHRISTIANA, Manchester â For the past 25 years residents here have benefited from the philanthropic efforts of businessman Lennox "Peter" Powell following his conceptualisation of an annual ...
Jan 04 2023 - AXS TSLA Bear Daily ETF declares distribution of $2.1150 AXS Short De-SPAC Daily ETF declares distribution of $19.8611 In the first episode of "NCIS," a famous presidential impersonator was hired to play then-President George W. Bush. Here's a closer look ...
