Jan 06 2023 - Vexus Fiber delivering high-speed internet in McAllen, Harlingen Lubbock-based Vexus Fiber has announced it is rolling out a high-speed fiber optic network in the Rio Grande Valley. The internet service will be available for both business and residential customers ...
Jan 06 2023 - City of Columbus comes together working on homelessness In Columbus, shelter options for people experiencing homelessness are extremely limited. The Golden Triangle Homeless Coalition has been working for years towards a more permanent solution.
Jan 06 2023 - Mississippi State OL LaQuinston Sharp Declares for 2023 NFL Draft The native of Columbus, Mississippi, returned to the Bulldogs' offense as a graduate student in 2022 despite some speculation that he would be moving to the next level. Sharp had a huge impact on the ...
Jan 06 2023 - In session Georgia policymakers shape how we do business. From electric vehicles to gambling, here's the topics we're keeping an eye on.
Jan 06 2023 - Chillicothe – Ultimate Shine Car Wash to Open First Car Wash in Ohio A new way to wash is opening in Chillicothe in just a few weeks. Ultimate Shine Car Wash is a family-owned business established in 2005 with 17 locations throughout east Tennessee and Western Virginia ...
Jan 06 2023 - Carmen Electra leans back in busty minidress for New Year’s prep While the image of Carmen Electra running down the beach in a red swimsuit is forever engrained in the minds of many, the jaw-dropping photo she posted earlier this week is equally iconic.
Jan 06 2023 - Brenda Edna Marie Archibald We regret to announce the passing of Brenda Edna Marie Archibald nee Busby beloved daughter of the late Algernon and the late Mildred Busby, loving devoted mother to Vaughan Archibald, Tamisha ...
Jan 06 2023 - Body found at Rumpke recycling facility in Columbus A body was found at Rumpke’s recycling facility in Columbus this week, a company spokeswoman confirms. It happened at Rumpke’s facility on Fields Avenue around 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Molly Yeager said.
Jan 06 2023 - 10 Columbus-area developments to watch in 2023 Rising interest rates and an unsteady economy have slowed Columbus development, but plenty of major projects are moving forward led by these 10.
Jan 06 2023 - More Anti-LGBTQ BS From Ken Paxton That request – made a month after the Texas Supreme Court ruled that Paxton and Gov. Greg Abbott overreached in trying to investigate families with transgender children for child abuse – was answered, ...
Jan 06 2023 - Polis ships refugees to cities they choose | Denver Gazette Refugees fleeing oppression arrive in Colorado by busloads. Colorado Gov. Jared Polis ships most of them out, leading to headlines that compare him to the Republican governors of Florida and ...
Jan 06 2023 - High School Sports Roundup 1/5 On a busy Thursday night of high school sports, a pair of lakeshore-area basketball games and a much-anticipated wrestling dual made the highlights. In boys hoops, Kiel scored a big ...
Jan 06 2023 - Shots fired into Columbus apartments, two units struck COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) – The Columbus Police Department is investigating a shots fired incident into Farley Homes on New Years Eve. Police say two apartment units were struck and there are no ...
Jan 06 2023 - Columbus village library offering international service Columbus Village Library reaches a service area far wider than its physical appearance suggests, with some of the highest internet speeds in the county.
Jan 06 2023 - Richard Childress Racing Reveals New Scheme for Kyle Busch Richard Childress Racing is setting the stage for the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season. The team has revealed one of Kyle Busch’s new schemes to kick off the new year. The two-car Cup Series team ...
Jan 06 2023 - Childress ropes in ownership of Triad bull riding team Richard Childress is now an owner of another Triad-based sports team. Childress and agriculturist and biofuel businessman Jeff Broin have purchased the Carolina Cowboys from the Professional Bull ...
Jan 06 2023 - Cedar waxwings flock to Houston for new year Cedar waxwings are fruit eating bird. They will devour all the ripe berries on a yaupon bush. Photo Credit: Kathy Adams Clark. Restricted use. Kathy Adams Clark/Kathy Adams ...
Jan 06 2023 - Cameron teams swept by West Texas CANYON, Texas –Cameron University’s basketball teams were happy to climb on the bus and head home after a pair of rough road losses at Lubbock Christian and then on Sunday ...
Jan 06 2023 - Buffalo Next: More home price growth to come in WNY Get ready for more robust housing sales locally, because the Buffalo metropolitan area is expected to see some of the nation's highest home price appreciation and sales growth this year. According to ...
Jan 06 2023 - City of Austin selects new director for Austin Water Prior to joining Austin Water, Roalson was the Central Texas Water Business Group Manager at HDR Engineering, Inc., where she consulted with utilities across Texas, including Aust ...
Jan 06 2023 - 2023 Alabama Crimson Tide Eligibility Tracker A position-by-position look at the Crimson Tide roster as Alabama transitions into the 2023 college football season and beyond.
Jan 06 2023 - Big Country stock show season coming to life Big Country livestock shows kick off the new year starting Saturday. Ag students from Breckenridge and Ballinger are loading their trailers for a busy month that, for many, will culminate in ...
Jan 06 2023 - Austin airport reports busiest year ever in 2022 with 19M passengers Austin-Bergstrom International Airport had its busiest year in 2022, announcing on Friday, January 6, that it saw a 61.77% increase in passengers year-over-year. November 2022 alone saw a 16.01% ...
Jan 06 2023 - Oconomowoc Knights to hold fish fry Friday The Oconomowoc Knights of Columbus will host a fish fry on Friday, at St. Jerome Parish Marian Hall, 1001 S Silver Lake St, in Oconomowoc.
Jan 06 2023 - Wisconsin Clothing Company’s ‘Ope’ moment Suddenly, Corey Kaiser can’t keep up with demand at his small clothing business in Kieler. The son of screen printers, Kaiser’s two loves are Wisconsin and clothing, so after he graduated from UW ...
Jan 06 2023 - Somerville Police Looking For Suspect In Reported Armed Robbery SOMERVILLE, MA — The Somerville Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect in a reported armed robbery that took place at an East Somerville business on Saturday ...
Jan 06 2023 - Mountain City Police Department shops local for facelift The Mountain City Police Department (MCPD) is receiving a much-needed upgrade. MCPD, located at 210 South Church Street, Mountain City, is a busy office. The department handles all police matters ...
Jan 06 2023 - Hometown Spotlight: Downtown Maryville MARYVILLE, Tenn. — Downtown Maryville is a picturesque part of Blount County, in the heart of the history-filled city. Not only are the businesses, restaurants and shops one of a kind—the ...
Jan 06 2023 - City of Jackson to fund additional homeless shelters for men and women With a focus on those who are homeless or struggling with substance abuse, the home aims to provide them with individualized care and resources with the end goal of creating a path to permanent ...
Jan 06 2023 - Man arrested on burglary, theft charges in Hendersonville A man was arrested on burglary and theft charges after stealing from two businesses in Hendersonville. Roberts the chair of the Government Operations Committee, which oversees the Tennessee Department ...
Jan 06 2023 - Best business checking accounts – January 2023 Just as businesses are different, so are the features that each business owner will require in a business checking account. “ (Business owners) enjoy what they’re selling or what their business is all ...
Jan 06 2023 - Bush, Mattie Pearl Mattie Pearl Bush, 80, passed away on December 27, 2022, at her home in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She was born to Charlie Stephens and Mannie C. Stephens, January 21, 1942, in Chattanooga. Mattie Pearl ...
Jan 06 2023 - Mattie Pearl Bush December 27, 2022, at her home in Chattanooga, TN. She was born to Charlie Stephens and Mannie C Stephens, January 21, 1942, in Chattanooga. Mattie Pearl was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by ...
Jan 06 2023 - Seldon L. Carsey Bowling Green, Ohio passed away January 5, 2023. He was born September 6, 1932 in Columbus, Ohio to the late Jesse and Elpha (Russell) Carsey. Seldon grew up near Athens, Ohio. After graduating from ...
Jan 06 2023 - Irene Wan, 56, Posts Rare Pic Of Her Family In The US Hong Kong actress Irene Wan is gorgeous, and she knows it. Recently, the 56-year-old took to her Weibo to share pictures from a recent trip to America with her businessman husband Kenneth Ho ...
Jan 06 2023 - South Dakota State football handles long layoff for NDSU showdown For one team, it's business as usual. For the other, it's relatively uncharted waters. When North Dakota State and South Dakota State meet for the Football Championship Subdivision championship Sunday ...
Jan 06 2023 - Prosperity Issues Response to AEL NEW YORK, December 21, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Prosperity Group Holdings LP ("Prosperity") today released the following statement: Yesterday, American Equity Investment Life Holding Company ("AEL ...
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Jan 06 2023 - Year in review: Looking back at 2022 in Loris Headlines from the City of Loris in 2022 involved expanding recreational facilities, working to craft a downtown master plan and new businesses moving into the Loris Commerce Park. “I’m proud of the ...
Jan 06 2023 - High-risk sex offender residing in Jamestown Police Department has announced that a convicted high-risk sex offender has moved to Jamestown. Dean Allen Benter, 54, lives at 1610 Business Loop E, room 3, the Riverside Motel, room 3. He drives a ...
Jan 06 2023 - Upstate landfills experience busy week from holiday trash WELL, YOU PROBABLY BEEN CLEANING UP THE HOUSE ALL WEEK AND THROWING OUT TRASH FROM THE HOLIDAYS. WORKERS AT AREA LANDFILLS ARE WORKING HARD TO COLLECT AND THAT TRASH. IN FACT, ITS ...
Jan 06 2023 - Winter storm batters US power, snarling Christmas travel A battering winter storm left nearly 2 million homes and businesses without power across the United States on Saturday, as millions more people were left to worry how the prospect of further outages ...
Jan 06 2023 - Columbus suspects arrested after man killed in Springfield That morning, officers were called to the 100 block of South Race Street on reports of of a person shot. When officers arrived on the scene, they found a man and a woman had been injured in the home.
Jan 06 2023 - Rhode Island business news: January 2023 Get Rhode Map A weekday briefing from veteran Rhode Island reporters, focused on the things that matter most in the Ocean State. GROTON, Conn. — General Dynamics Electric Boat announced ...
Jan 06 2023 - Summit General Store in Coventry says goodbye after 55 years For 55 years, the Summit General Store in Coventry has been the place to go to for groceries, pet food, and catching up with your neighbors. But the owners said the business never recovered from ...
Jan 06 2023 - Rhode Island business news to watch in 2023 As Rhode Island turns the corner into the new year, the business community is seeing some serious changes that could help reshape the state’s future — from health care and life sciences to ...
Jan 06 2023 - Federal funding to help local projects Several local projects will receive boosts in funding from a $1.7 trillion omnibus federal spending package. Signed by President Joe Biden on Thursday, the bipartisan agreement will inject over $2 ...
Jan 06 2023 - Beer Stop sells craft beer to Warrenton Area Walking down Main St. in Warrenton, the town is bustling with new openings – from restaurants to cafes and bars. The latest opening in town is the new craft beer ...
Jan 06 2023 - Williamston Fire Department kept busy over holiday weekend The Williamston Fire Department had a busy holiday weekend — responding to three structure fires over Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Multiple agencies responded to the fires over the two days ...
Jan 06 2023 - Annual Human Rights Day at Freeport school The worldwide pandemic has threatened many of the businesses you rely on every day, but don’t let it take away your source for local news. Now more than ever, we need your help to ensure nothing ...
Jan 06 2023 - Mochiatsu replacing Good Karma in downtown Auburn Downtown Auburn is welcoming a new business that’s replacing Good Karma, that recently shutdown in December. Get ready for some unique and fun Korean cuisine.
Jan 06 2023 - University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum For a break from the bustle of the university campus and downtown core, head to the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum. Sprawling across 1,200 acres, the arboretum shelters tallgrass ...
Jan 06 2023 - Prop. values up, millage rate down The last time Wayne County reassessed its property values, George W. Bush was still in office, the Motorola RAZR was the hottest cell phone on the market, and Mark Zuckerberg ...
Jan 06 2023 - Clear Cut: The Story of Philomath, Oregon (2006) This documentary depicts a vivid example of America's current culture war. It shows a rural community, Philomath, Oregon, that is making a large transition from once being a dominant force through ...
Jan 06 2023 - New year, new gas tax hike in Pennsylvania SOME THOUGHT IT IS FAREWELL OTHERS DISAGREED. THE NEW YEAR COMES WITH A NEW GAS TAX HIKE IN PENNSYLVANIA AND THE OAKMONT PLUM SERVICE PLAZA WAS BUSY WITH DRIVERS FUELING UP ON GAS AFTER THE HOLIDAYS.
Jan 06 2023 - Keizer man arrested for distributing child pornography, police say A Keizer man has been arrested on several counts of encouraging child sexual abuse, says the Keizer Police Department. On December 21, 2022, the Keizer Police Department and Homeland Security ...
Jan 06 2023 - Joy Junction celebrates Christmas Jonathan Rangel kisses his 6-month-old daughter, Kayleen, during Joy Junction’s annual Christmas Day Dinner at the South Valley shelter. (Chancey Bush/Journal) More than 180 residents of the Joy ...
Jan 06 2023 - Birmingham Commercial Real Estate News has named Mary Elliott Aderholt an… The BBJ’s Leadership in Diversity series has a new program to kick off 2023… The Birmingham Business Journal will honor the top Commercial Real Estate ...
Jan 06 2023 - PHOTOS: Elmira's Brand Park Pool then & now ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – The Brand Park Pool on Elmira’s southside hasn’t been used since 2005, falling into decay over the last 17 years. But the pool was once a bustling and popular summer ...
Jan 06 2023 - Sound Of 2023: Cat Burns went from busking to a platinum record From busking on the streets of London, to becoming a platinum-selling songwriter and supporting Ed Sheeran on his stadium tour, Cat Burns had a pretty incredible 2022. It was all thanks to Go, a ...
Jan 06 2023 - Rebranded Astoria cider company opens at new, bigger location Astoria’s Reveille Ciderworks, like many businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, had to close its doors. Transitioning the taproom on Duane Street into a production space, Jeremy Towsey ...
Jan 06 2023 - ASHLAND MEMORIES: Boosting Ashland, then and now Ashland enjoyed a lot of economic growth in the first decades of the 20th century. The Cleveland, Southwestern, and Columbus electric railway − commonly known as the streetcar − laid tracks through ...
Jan 06 2023 - Burrito chain opens first Albany region location with plans to expand A new chain with local ties is moving into the Capital Region with plans to expand. Bubbakoo's Burritos opened its first area location at 26 N. Greenbush Road (U.S. Route 4) on Jan. 2. The retail ...
Jan 06 2023 - School bus accident leave one with minor injuries McIntyre Law Chopper 4 is headed to a report of a car versus school bus at 2201 S. Cornwell Drive near Parkland Elementary School in Yukon.
Jan 06 2023 - Freddie's BBQ & Steakhouse In Sapulpa Closes A popular Sapulpa steakhouse is closing its doors for the last time after 60 years in business. Freddie's barbeque and steakhouse started in 1962 when Fred Joseph began cooking in the back of a ...
Jan 06 2023 - Dover Police Investigating Burglary at Area Liquor Store Dover Police are investigating a burglary that occurred at Jolly Joe's Liquor Store on Whiteoak Road in Dover overnight. Police headed to the business after 3 a.m. following a burglary alarm. They fou ...
Jan 06 2023 - Giant mural depicts Hobart history, businesses, schools Michelangelo needed four years to complete the Sistine Chapel ceiling early in the 16th century. Pete Cortese won’t need that long to finish a large outdoor mural depicting ...
Jan 06 2023 - Telsa shipping error could cost Edmond woman thousands An Edmond woman says she could be out thousands of dollars after her new car was shipped to the wrong city. “It was like ‘I’m buying myself this thing, I’ve earned this.’ I own a small business. I’ve ...
Jan 06 2023 - 1,800 marijuana plants seized at illegal Blanchard facility BLANCHARD, Okla. (KFOR ... Mark Woodward, a spokesman for the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN), said this was just one of at least ten busts the agency has assisted on in the last week ...
Jan 06 2023 - Fans of Ardmore business "go nuts" after learning shop will stay open ARDMORE, Pa. (CBS) -- A community rallied to make sure a local business can continue to shell out favorites for years to come. In Ardmore, there's one shop in particular where people come from all ...
Jan 06 2023 - Ada basketball teams take care of business against Heritage Hall The Ada High School boys basketball team used a strong second half to break open a tight game and pull away from tradition-rich Heritage Hall 59-44 Tuesday night inside the Cougar Activity Center. Ada ...
Jan 06 2023 - Danico, Now the Closest Brewery to DIA, Is Off to a Strong Start Nikki Harwood and Dave Lotierzo wanted to open a brewery for a long time. The two would go out after work at Anheuser Busch in Fort Collins, grabbing drinks with other supervisors. “We rotated shifts, ...
Jan 06 2023 - Child sexual abuse leads to prison sentence for Caldwell man Brazos County prosecutors say a man who admitted to sexually abusing a child has been sentenced to prison. Andres Anderson, 55, pled guilty to Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child and Indecency with a ...
Jan 06 2023 - Williamston mom, 5 boys lose everything in Christmas Day fire WILLIAMSTON, N.C. (WITN) - Firefighters in one Eastern Carolina town had a busy Christmas weekend with three different fires. The worst fire happened on Christmas in which a mother and her five ...
Jan 06 2023 - In Memoriam 2022: Business One of its ironclad ground rules was that it would live strictly in the background, and members were required to check any personal ego or business agenda at the door. Ken was in this influential ...
Jan 06 2023 - UNCW announces the passing of pioneer alumna Lela Thompson The North Carolina Education Lottery announced that a Shallotte resident has won $100,000 from a $20 scratch-off ticket. Former Columbus County Sheriff Jody Greene resigned on Wednesday morning at a ...
Jan 06 2023 - Deadline to apply for Chatham entrepreneurship program is January 31 The Central Carolina Community College Small Business Center and UNC-Chapel Hill’s Innovate Carolina have partnered on a new entrepreneurship development program that will introduce potential business ...
Jan 06 2023 - Indian Trail's transition was "a major change" says principal With the first semester of the 2022-23 school year coming to an end, Dr. James Jacobs, principal at Indian Trail Middle School, shares how the school has adjusted to the recent transition that ...
Jan 06 2023 - Fayetteville invests $2.5M to go toward minority-owned businesses Minority-owned businesses in Fayetteville will soon find help and financial assistance to grow their companies after t City Council last week unanimously approved contributing $2.5 million in American ...
Jan 06 2023 - Man facing child sex charges in Davidson County MAN IS FACING SEVEN COUNTS ACCUSED OF SEXUALLY ABUSING A MINOR. THE DAVIDSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS DETECTIVES ARRESTED JIMMY WEISS, GOOD OF LEXINGTON. THEY SAY THE MINOR REPORTED THE ABUSE IN ...
Jan 06 2023 - North Carolina sheriff resigns for second time over racist remarks A recently re-elected North Carolina sheriff resigned for the second time in three months after coming under fire for racist comments he made about employees. Catch up quick: Columbus County sheriff ...
Jan 06 2023 - 3 dead in North Carolina construction accident Three people died Monday in a construction site accident near a business district in Charlotte, North Carolina, officials said.Charlotte Fire Capt. Jackie Gilmore told reporters at the scene that ...
Jan 06 2023 - Traffic stop in St. Clair County leads to fentanyl bust A traffic stop on Jan. 3 led police to find a Macomb Township resident who was selling fentanyl pills pressed to look like oxycodone pills, Michigan State Police announced.
Jan 06 2023 - Valley Stream 30 students take the lead The worldwide pandemic has threatened many of the businesses you rely on every day, but don’t let it take away your source for local news. Now more than ever, we need your help to ensure nothing ...
Jan 06 2023 - Bubbakoo's Burritos Comes to Troy, New York the Troy restaurant is the brand’s ninth location in New York state. “Bubbakoo’s continues to be a rewarding investment for us, both as businessmen and community members,” says Jordan. “Our existing ...
Jan 06 2023 - Longtime Amherst bowling alley changes hands, rebrands Susanne Nawojski-Muni has turned her lifelong passion for bowling into a new business opportunity. Nawojski-Muni is a partner in the CSA Group of Western New York LLC, which acquired the former Manor ...
Jan 06 2023 - Cazenovia businesses team up to support LGBTQIA youth Throughout the months of December and January, two Cazenovia businesses, are selling candles to raise funds for LGBTQIA programs in Madison County. Otis + Matilda New York — a ...
Jan 06 2023 - Please Hold for Sterling Lord After On the Road made the broke Kerouac an overnight success, Sterling wired him bus fare for the ride from Florida to New York. That book has sold more than five million copies. When Stan and ...
Jan 06 2023 - Springville News Congratulations to the newly tapped 2022-2023 Springville High School Beta Club members. We have a new business in town, T-Mobile and manager Samantha Dobbs. The Springville Public Library is ...
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Jan 06 2023 - Fredrick Bush Change is arduous, but it can be managed through personal assessment, individual reflection, establishing attainable objectives, and investigating new perspectives to repeated challenges that have ...
Jan 06 2023 - Hearing on Saranac Lake cannabis code is Monday A public hearing on the village’s draft development code for cannabis businesses will be held on Monday. After the state’s Marihuana Regulation and Taxation Act legalized adult-use recreational ...
Jan 06 2023 - Stefanik to open flagship office in Rensselaer County County Executive Steve McLaughlin announces Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is opening a flagship district office at new Rensselaer County offices in East Greenbush. The offices are the first ...
Jan 06 2023 - You Can Now Buy Weed Legally in New York State Buying marijuana in New York State is now legal. It first went on sale from a store in Lower Manhattan. Bloomberg's Matt Miller was there on "Bloomberg Markets." Follow Bloomberg for business news ...
Jan 06 2023 - Can Public Art Save New York’s Grittiest Bus Terminal? Pamela Council's "Talking Hands" mural is one of several new works on view at Port Authority. (Billy Anania/Hyperallergic) New York City’s Port Authority building has never really been known for ...
Jan 06 2023 - Applegreen Comes to New York Thruway Applegreen, the holding company of Petrogas Group U.S. Inc., Plainview, N.Y., made its U.S. debut in 2014 after opening its first sites in New York state. The U.S. business includes sites in the North ...
Jan 06 2023 - A new path for Paul Smith’s College TRANSITION: Facing many challenges, college tries to plot a course to success. PAUL SMITHS — Paul Smith’s College is going through a major transitional period, with continued ...
Jan 06 2023 - New stores which opened up in Oxford in 2022 New shops and restaurants opened throughout Oxford in 2022 despite the cost of living crisis. Independents and national chains both decided to take a chance and start new businesses. New shops at the ...
Jan 06 2023 - Nichols enjoying smooth transition to West Virginia “It’s always kind of taking me a little to warm up in my new surroundings,” Nichols said. “It took me longer when I was a freshman coming off a knee injury. This year I was able to warm up ...
Jan 06 2023 - 5 exciting new restaurants coming to Montgomery County in 2023 From Conroe’s first “Cajun steakhouse” to Montgomery County’s first In ... efforts Benihana started as a family business in New York City in 1964 and now has 77 locations across the ...
Jan 06 2023 - The Would-Be Salt Kings of New York City The Bucci family has been in the salt-mining business in New York’s Livingston County for four generations, beginning in 1908, when salt was primarily used for preserving food. As refrigerators ...
Jan 06 2023 - America's longest-running mayor reflects on 50 years in Lake George LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. (NEWS10 ... Horseheads students accepting donations for children's hospital, homeless in New York City The summer of 2022 has also been busy for Blais, in a different ...
Jan 06 2023 - Prosecutors say Keene man used crypto business to cater to criminals HE ALSO DID NOT PAY HIS TAXES FROM 2016 THROUGH 2019. THE DEFENSE SAYS THE TRIAL COULD TAKE UP Prosecutors said a Keene, New Hampshire, man used a cryptocurrency exchange to break the law ...
Jan 06 2023 - Barnett pleads not guilty to new charges in funeral home case Brian M. Barnett, the former funeral home director already facing multiple criminal charges stemming from a Johnstown Police Department investigation of his business, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to new ...
Jan 06 2023 - Superintendent: Man arrested after boarding Greater Johnstown school bus An adult man is in custody after allegedly boarding a Greater Johnstown School District bus without permission on Wednesday morning, officials said. Superintendent Amy Arcurio confirmed the incident ...
Jan 06 2023 - Barnett pleads not guilty to new charges Brian M. Barnett, the former funeral home director already facing multiple criminal charges stemming from a Johnstown Police Department investigation of his business, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to new ...
Jan 06 2023 - Shuttle to Jamaica suspended on Jan. 1 Southeast Queens residents were left with one less transit option at the start of the new year.GatewayJFK, the business improvement district covering the area of Springfield Gardens running primarily ...
Jan 06 2023 - Colorado is busing migrants to New York and other major cities Migrants from the southern border are being housed in Denver shelters. Photo: Courtesy of the city of Denver Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is busing migrants who recently arrived in Denver from the ...
Jan 06 2023 - Latham bowling alley sold as industry rebounds strongly Spare Time Entertainment sold its Latham bowling alley to experienced operators in South Glens Falls who will continue the longtime business. Doug and Alison Bohannon, owners of Kingpin's Alley Family ...
Jan 06 2023 - Cornell University Hosts New York Concord Grape Innovation Awards Six food and beverage producers from across New York took home shares of over $100,000 in prizes Friday at the first New York Concord Grape Innovation Awards, a business competition aimed at stimulati ...
Jan 06 2023 - Longtime Fredonia Food Mart Owner Looks Back Photos by M.J. Stafford FREDONIA — Mark Stuczynski operated Fredonia Food ... and it transitioned to an independent store in 2002 after Convenient wound down its New York franchising operation. Mark ...
