US Bus Station.com March 24 2023 News Archive
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Mar 24 2023 - LB Willis McGahee IV Schedules Visits to Florida, Other Top Programs
The Gators will play host to linebacker Willis McGahee IV on April 13, the Columbus High School (Miami) product announced Thursday morning.

Mar 24 2023 - Aspiro Orders New Busses after February Fire
Green Bay’s Aspiro has had to adjust since a fire completely destroyed four of their busses and significantly damaged another last month. Now, things ar ...

Mar 24 2023 - Florida's anti-union bill could risk over $500 million in federal funds, unions say
All in all, Florida's set to receive $2.8 billion over five years. Or, will it? Last week, Dwight Mattingly, president and business of the ATU Local 1577 in Palm Beach, told lawmakers the city of ...

Mar 24 2023 - Slippery Noodle Inn to now operate as a 21-and-over business
The Slippery Noodle Inn will be implementing a new business model. The bar announced that it will be operating as a 21-and over-business moving forward.

Mar 24 2023 - THEN AND NOW: 30 child actors all grown up
When young actors become famous, some decide to stick with show business while others quit Hollywood. Here's what these child stars are up to now.

Mar 24 2023 - Vigilante justice is EPIC fail
An amateur group ambushed a man last week with child sex abuse material they said he solicited online from someone he thought was a child.

Mar 24 2023 - Law firm Gateley backs Manchester businesses and invests in North West's future
Sponsor of the Manchester Evening News Business Awards 2023, the firm is passionate about seeing the North West succeed ...

Mar 24 2023 - Man killed in crash at busy Manchester intersection
The ramp at the northbound Exit 5 off I-293 was closed after the crash. It wasn't immediately clear how many vehicles were involved or if anyone was injured. Northbound traffic was backed up to the ...

Mar 24 2023 - 3 arrests made in Henderson County drug bust
Three people are arrested in connection to a drug bust and stolen property. According to Tracey Grisham with the Henderson County Sheriff’s Department, they received information about illegal drug ...

Mar 24 2023 - Rental Snapshot: Andrew Heesacker of Arvada Rent-Alls
Andrew Heesacker, president and CEO of Arvada Rent-Alls in Arvada, Colo., explains his journey to rental, including the top business advice he’s ever received.

Mar 24 2023 - RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Cregeen’s replacement in the works; Betty’s Old Fashion closing in El D
The new establishment going into what used to be Cregeen's Irish Pub in North Little Rock, which closed Saturday, is to be called Draft and Table, says executive chef and co-owner Kev Doroski.

Mar 24 2023 - How 'Kold X Windy' Star Sh'Kia Augustin Is Creating Generational Wealth In Hollywood
After graduating with a BBA in finance and the music business, she planned her career as a creative artist, eventually leading her into acting, writing, producing, and singing.

Mar 24 2023 - AirBoss 2022 results drop because of fall in nitrile glove needs
Financial fallout in the AirBoss of America's Defense Group business was partially offset by gains in its Rubber Solutions and Engineered Products divisions.

Mar 24 2023 - Barrie Line GO Train service changes: Here's what you need to know
Instead, replacement buses will offer service between Union, Rutherford, Maple, King City, Aurora, Newmarket, East Gwillimbury ... including former prime ministers and celebrities. Ontario’s ...

Mar 24 2023 - Transportation budget clears Ohio Senate, held in Ohio House
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The multi-billion-dollar transportation budget ... scope being spent in the transportation budget,” Senate President Matt Huffman (R-Lima) said. Huffman said the billion-dollar ...

Mar 24 2023 - 5 popular classic films that were shot in Wisconsin
Wisconsin has long been a favorite destination for filmmakers looking for scenic locations to shoot their films. From the rolling hills of the Driftless Area to the bustling city of Milwaukee, ...

Mar 24 2023 - Columbus, Ohio, emerges as an unexpected hub of fashion
The home of many large retail brands, Columbus is a surprisingly robust fashion hub within the affordability and charm of the Midwest.

Mar 24 2023 - Symphony of Northwest Arkansas to present Battle of the Bands
Symphony of Northwest Arkansas is busy expanding the definition of what an orchestra is – to that aim, they are going head-to-head with a venerable jazz band, the Fayetteville Jazz ...

Mar 24 2023 - Why Missouri banks want access to the state' marijuana business inspections
The federal government requires banks to inspect every marijuana facility and licensee. Since Missouri's DHSS already does that, banks want them to share that information so they don't have to ...

Mar 24 2023 - Missouri banks ask lawmakers to approve sharing of marijuana business inspections
Missouri lawmakers have an opportunity to streamline meeting federal scrutiny by allowing state agencies to share the marijuana licensing information with banks and credit unions, a bank CEO said.

Mar 24 2023 - Missouri attorney general defends blocking gender treatments for children: 'We've got to reset'
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey says his office's recent move to regulate clinics that offer gender transition procedures and drugs to minors is about safeguarding children from experimental ...

Mar 24 2023 - A Wild New Mission: Getting Our Military Veterans Outdoors
He was building a successful career as a business consultant but couldn’t shake the feeling that he had a mission that had not been completed ... hunting and fishing—muzzleloader whitetails, Texas ...

Mar 24 2023 - What transition-related health care is available to transgender kids in Texas? Here’s what you sh
At a time when newsroom resources and revenue across the country are declining, The Texas Tribune remains committed to sustaining our mission: creating a more engaged and informed Texas with every ...

Mar 24 2023 - MS Coast businessman pleads guilty in federal health care fraud case
Businessman Kenneth Ritchey initially faced six federal felony charges in the nationwide scheme where health care providers were charged up to a 300% markup for PPE gear in the height of the ...

Mar 24 2023 - Ocean Springs businessman pleads guilty to federal charge related to hoarding COVID-19 PPE
Ocean Springs businessman Kenneth Ritchey initially was charged in a six-count indictment related to hoarding PPE during the coronavirus pandemic.

Mar 24 2023 - Best Wells Fargo Business Credit Cards Of March 2023
If you choose to use Wells Fargo as your bank, you don’t have many options, but the company does offer two solid business credit card products. Here’s what you need to know about the best ...

Mar 24 2023 - UPDATED: Crafty Taps self-pour beer and wine business gets the OK from Fargo's Liquor Control Board
FARGO - Crafty Taps, a self-pour tap business selling beer and wine, is being planned for the food court of the West Acres Shopping Center. A March 1 opening is the goal, said Chase Raymond, who ...

Mar 24 2023 - Chaffee BoCC to Formally Consider the Transfer of Buena Vista Rodeo Grounds to the Town of Buena Vi
The Chaffee Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) has a busy beginning to this week. Monday morning at 9:00 a.m. it scheduled a special meeting to go into ...

Mar 24 2023 - Nearhoof earns SBA's Pennsylvania Small Business Person of the Year award
As a state winner, she is up for the SBA’s nationwide Small Business Person of the Year honors. Nearhoof took over ownership of what was Annie’s Carpet Cleaning in March 2018.

Mar 24 2023 - Ohio college football recruiting | Hoban's William Satterwhite maps out unofficial visits
William Satterwhite is set for a busy few weeks of unofficial college visits. Catching up with the hottest commodity in Northeast Ohio football.

Mar 24 2023 - From boutiques to bakeries, here are 20 women-owned businesses in Columbus
Women-owned businesses:Why Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs To highlight the creativity and determination of these women entrepreneurs, here are 20 women-owned businesses in ...

Mar 24 2023 - Columbus Commercial Real Estate News
The foundation of Geotechnical Consultants Inc. (GCI) was laid in 1979 on… Join us for a special Breakfast with Business First as Columbus Metropolitan Library celebrates its… Join us as we ...

Mar 24 2023 - City leaders hold meeting to discuss road improvements in Columbus
City leaders in Columbus hope citizens can help them identify potholes and other problem areas. People are in the trotter convention center listening to city leaders and also voicing their concerns ...

Mar 24 2023 - Suspect in Columbus AutoZone stabbing found guilty on all charges, sentenced
The man accused of stabbing an AutoZone worker has been found guilty of aggravated assault and possession of a weapon during the commission of a felony.

Mar 24 2023 - One dead following motorcycle wreck near Schomburg Rd. in Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - One man is dead after a motorcycle crash near Schomburg Road in Columbus. The crash occurred on March 23, near Schomburg Road and JR Allen Parkway in Columbus. Muscogee County ...

Mar 24 2023 - Federal agents arrest man wanted in Sheetz homicide
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Federal agents arrested a man suspected of fatally shooting a 23-year-old at a southeast Columbus Sheetz gas station in early March. Malike Miller, 22, was arrested by U.S.

Mar 24 2023 - Four people arrested in Columbus County on drug, firearm charges
Several people have been arrested by the Columbus County Sheriff’s Office for alleged drug charges. The Sheriff’s Office and Whiteville Police Department recently concluded an investigation into ...

Mar 24 2023 - What to do this weekend in Columbus
Master your crafts at the Columbus Scrap & Stamp Show at the Ohio Expo Center.10am-6pm today, 10am-5pm Saturday. $8, plus $5 parking. Cash only.💃 Keep dancing like you're 22 at "The Taylor Party: ...

Mar 24 2023 - How severe weather affects air traffic in Columbus
One person has been transported to a local hospital in critical condition after a three-car crash in southeast Columbus. A 28-year-old mom and her infant have been identified as the two victims who ...

Mar 24 2023 - Bloomington, Nashville, Columbus leaders launch cooperative climate plan
Leaders from Columbus, Bloomington and Brown County gathered in Nashville ... Read more: Springs are warmer in Indiana than they were 50 years ago Residents of these cities would each contribute 50 ...

Mar 24 2023 - Columbus man who killed ex-girlfriend in front of her children makes plea deal
A Columbus man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend in front of her children, after putting the gun to the oldest child’s head, has made a plea deal with prosecutors. Dexter Potts shot Tanuska Jackson ...

Mar 24 2023 - Bon Accord Terrace Gardens
Bon Accord Terrace Gardens provides a pleasant green space close to the busy Union Street. The gardens are surrounded by a mixture of residential and commercial properties which provide a reminder of ...

Mar 24 2023 - Not ready to retire, Patti Janz's business Pink Fusion Spices grows from farmer markets to retail s
Those claims may not have been evaluated by the FDA, but Patti Janz, owner of Pink Fusion Spices of Kaukauna ... and past district director for SCORE, Wisconsin. Become a subscriber and get ...

Mar 24 2023 - Commerce Secretary Raimondo visits Pittston
“It was an honor to welcome Secretary Raimondo to Northeastern Pennsylvania and show off Pittston’s many thriving small businesses and impressive revitalization Pittston has undergone a real ...

Mar 24 2023 - Scranton artist seeks apprentice to carry on legacy
A local artist, and designer is looking to pass the torch and have a creative local take over his business. Jeff D’Angelo has thousands of props, covering ...

Mar 24 2023 - Man charged with abusing girl, 13, in Scranton
A 13-year-old girl disclosed in 2020 that Moore had sex with her. Reported abuse happened in Scranton, Allentown and outside of Pennsylvania. Moore sometimes showed her pornography to try and get her ...

Mar 24 2023 - Undercover operations net prostitution arrests in Hellertown and Nazareth area (UPDATE)
Undercover investigations into suspected prostitution activity at massage businesses in Northampton County resulted in the arrests of three women, police said. Load ...

Mar 24 2023 - Mountain View man arrested for child molestation
According to the probable cause statement, the Howell County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call on County Road 3150 in the Mountain View area for a child abuse report. A young girl had told family ...

Mar 24 2023 - New Mexico Gov. Grisham to abusive and neglectful state caregivers: ‘We are coming’
Any caregivers who mistreat and abuse developmentally disabled or otherwise vulnerable people will be held accountable, New Mexico’s governor and top health officials warned Monday. Gov.

Mar 24 2023 - Big brands to small businesses jump in to strike deals with Georgia athletes
Companies jumped aboard the UGA train when NIL ramped up in college athletics just as the Bulldog football team was on the march to 2 national titles.

Mar 24 2023 - Art duo Gilbert and George get their own gallery in London
Located just off bustling Brick Lane in London’s East End, the building opens to the public April 1 with an exhibition of the big, bold photo assemblies for which the pair has become famous. Admission ...

Mar 24 2023 - Is Kansas 'a sanctuary state for predators'? Child sex abuse survivors push legal reform.
Survivors of childhood sexual abuse are pushing Kansas lawmakers to change the statute of limitations for civil claims and criminal charges.

Mar 24 2023 - MENA Effie TLP Dubai draws record attendance; experts join hands to advance Immersive Marketing
MENA Effie Thought Leadership Program - Dubai saw attendance from over 100 marketing and business executives, who shared critical insights ...

Mar 24 2023 - Which Columbus-area women's basketball players remain in the 2023 NCAA Tournament?
Sixteen teams remain in the 2023 NCAA women's basketball tournament. And Columbus is well represented. Including Ohio State, which advanced to its second-straight Sweet 16 with a last-second win ...

Mar 24 2023 - Columbus Weather: St. Patrick's Day forecast not looking great
We are feeling like winter again! Scattered flurries and a few snow showers are likely tonight, and we may see a few flurries on Tuesday. Be on the lookout for ...

Mar 24 2023 - Mediapolis, Columbus take team titles at Washington
The Mediapolis High School boys track and field team won 10 events and ran away with the Class B team championship at the Steve Roth Relays Thursday at Case Field ...

Mar 24 2023 - Remembering the Great Flood of 1913 in Columbus and around Ohio 110 years later
Ohioans experienced what is considered the most catastrophic weather event in the state's history. More than 450 people died.

Mar 24 2023 - Used Kia cars for sale in Conshohocken, PA
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Mar 24 2023 - Therapists in Conshohocken, PA
How does the "talking cure" help? It might have even been called the "listening cure." Having a helpful and supportive ear is something many people find they need at various transition points in ...

Mar 24 2023 - Cincinnati's downtown? A rough road to recovery
How downtown Cincinnati's Covid-19 comeback measures up – and what it needs to get its tenants, foot traffic and transit system back up to speed ...

Mar 24 2023 - Police: 4 women reportedly drugged in rideshare bus at Auburn University
Auburn University Campus Safety & Security recently received a report of four women who may have been drugged on a rideshare bus parked on campus. Officials say the ...

Mar 24 2023 - High spirits
From the thousands of jobs tied to Intel and Honda’s new battery plant to smaller employers adding a dozen workers, incentives to growing businesses are funded in part by every bottle of Tito’s and ...

Mar 24 2023 - Construction leaders attack feasibility of green NJ Transit power source
argued that a hybrid renewable energy microgrid is feasible to help power NJ Transit's power needs during an unexpected outage from a major storm or other disruption, as opposed to the ...

Mar 24 2023 - Shuttle Buses Replace Red Line Trains Between Braintree, North Quincy
The adjustment stretches through Thursday. MBTA officials say the move was made to allow for maintenance work.

Mar 24 2023 - Street art: Middletown native, emerging artist gets rare chance to display bold, colorful pieces in
Middletown native Kendall Soliwoda is the latest artist featured by the Downtown Business District. His gallery of works, at 428 Main St., is located in the windows of the former Woolworth’s building.

Mar 24 2023 - New Yorkers prepare for end of extended SNAP food benefits
New Yorkers, like others across the country, are starting to see the impacts of the end of pandemic-extended SNAP benefits. Local food pantries say they expect to be busier in the coming months. “I’m ...

Mar 24 2023 - Police say, man, woman found dead in shooting outside business in St. Robert, Mo.
Police say a mother of two and a man were found dead behind a business in St. Robert.The incident happened around 10 a.m. in the strip mall’s parking lot off Missouri Avenue. A witness tells KY3 the ...

Mar 24 2023 - Naugatuck KFC manager charged with stealing from restaurant
A Naugatuck fast food restaurant manager turned herself in after the business reported After working closely with the Kentucky Fried ...

Mar 24 2023 - Edible Garden Schedules Fourth Quarter 2022 Financial Results and Business Update Conference Call
Edible Garden AG Incorporated (“Edible Garden” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: EDBL, EDBLW), a leader in controlled environment agriculture (CEA), locally grown, organic ...

Mar 24 2023 - Megabus, Trailways teaming up on Nebraska service
The interstate bus companies Megabus and Burlington Trailways announced a new partnership that will give Nebraska riders access to a larger list of destinations. The service allow ...

Mar 24 2023 - Historic Little Italy cheese shop Alleva Dairy closes its doors
There is good news, however; King is being backed by a New Jersey businessman and says she will be opening a new shop in Lyndhurst. "This is to stay and continue the legacy of Alleva Dairy only in ...

Mar 24 2023 - Batavia Business Students are State Champions
Business Professionals of America (BPA) students earned the Ohio Professional Cup, twenty-one state competitive awards, and had eight students qualify for national ...

Mar 24 2023 - Republicans prepare for battle in the race to unseat Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown
Bernie Moreno, a businessman whose family has gotten close to former President Donald Trump, is inching toward a bid and catching attention from GOP activists in the state.

Mar 24 2023 - Things To Do In Roswell, NM Beyond UFOs
Roswell Seed is the oldest, continuously family-owned business in New Mexico. It opened in 1898 before New Mexico was even a state and has been passed down through the generations. Located on Main ...

Mar 24 2023 - Hydroponic microgreens business sets opening date for first Lehigh Valley store
David Derkits, owner of Bangor-based nuHydro Farms, is expanding the business to include its first brick-and-mortar store at 32 Main St. in downtown Bangor.

Mar 24 2023 - Pennsylvania school bus driver accused of sexually abusing nonverbal autistic student
Former school bus driver Dean D’Amico was arrested and charged with sexual assault, as police believe he had an inappropriate relationship with a nonverbal autistic student.

Mar 24 2023 - Oakland County man convicted of sexually abusing girlfriend’s daughter in Warren
Francisco was arrested by the Warren Police Department for sexually and physically ... He is a habitual fourth offender and now faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 25 years in the Michigan of ...

Mar 24 2023 - CUPE: Newfoundland and Labrador 2023 Budget Ignores Essential Health Care Workers
ST. JOHN’S, Newfoundland and Labrador, March 24, 2023--(BUSINESS WIRE)--It is clear that the province is no longer in an economic crisis with the government’s release of its revised figures from ...

Mar 24 2023 - Iowa senators propose resolution condemning jail treatment of Jan. 6 rioters
Those jailed for their role in the Jan. 6 insurrection have alleged abuse and untenable living conditions in D.C. correctional facilities.

Mar 24 2023 - Following reported sex assaults, Grassley wants information on Ottumwa hospital's financial stabili
The reported sexual abuse of at least nine female patients by a now-deceased Ottumwa Regional Health Center nurse practitioner has got the attention of Sen. Chuck Grassley. The senior Iowa senator ...

Mar 24 2023 - Florissant, MO Local Directory
The Patch Local Directory is the best way to get your business seen on the Patch. Basic listings are free. With your listing you also gain access to post classifieds and events. For information ...

Mar 24 2023 - Missouri school to stay closed after contamination scare
FILE - A school bus arrives at Jana Elementary School on Oct. 17, 2022, in Florissant, Mo. A Missouri school district said Thursday, March 23, 2023, that Jana Elementary School in St. Louis County ...

Mar 24 2023 - Traeger Flatrock Review: A Griddle That Competes With Blackstone in Every Way
Virginia is still chilly, but the sun is shining, and that is all I need to bust out the giant tongs and get to cooking. This year Traeger surprised us with the Flatrock, its take on the Blackstone, ...

Mar 24 2023 - Truck crashes into Highland business, injuring worker inside
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. - A truck crashed into the side of a business, injuring a woman Wednesday morning in north suburban. The 2022 Ford Ranger crashed into the side o ...

Mar 24 2023 - Rural utilities turn ‘disruptive’ as they embrace renewables
The nation's small, nonprofit electric cooperatives are grappling with how to transition to clean energy. For some, the answer is ditching traditional power ...

Mar 24 2023 - Lamar Jackson denies report of business partner contacting NFL teams
Except Jackson put a Ravens jersey with his number on the actor and director to convey ... Offer Sheet or resulting Player Contract entered into by Mr. Jackson and the new Club.' The Ravens put the ...

Mar 24 2023 - Lamar Jackson reveals ‘business partner’ as contract talks take bizarre twist
“Violation of this rule may result in disapproval of any Offer Sheet or resulting Player Contract entered into by Mr. Jackson and the new club ... photoshopped wearing Jackson’s No. 8 Ravens jersey.

Mar 24 2023 - Next Stop for Andy Byford, Former New York Subway Chief: Amtrak
Mr. Byford, whom transit riders nicknamed “Train Daddy” and credited with improving an antiquated system, will run Amtrak’s new high-speed rail development program.

Mar 24 2023 - Former New York City Transit president Andy Byford to join Amtrak
Former City Transit president Andy Byford will join Amtrak in April. Byford will take on the newly created role of senior vice president of high speed rail development programs. Byford was in charge ...

Mar 24 2023 - New bus gives unique Alaskan business a bigger bark
Thompson soon had her dog and began working two jobs in the seasonal Alaskan city of Skagway. In just a couple of short years, Thompson’s love of dogs led to her owning and running the most unique bus ...

Mar 24 2023 - Chicken restaurant chain Wing Snob expanding into southeast Wisconsin
A chicken wing business born in Michigan is expanding into Wisconsin. Brian Shunia and Jack Mashini founded Wing Snob in 2017 and have grown the company to 25 open stores and 20 under development. Two ...

Mar 24 2023 - School board welcomes Quebec probe into sexual abuse
At least one school board is welcoming news of an investigation into allegations of sexual violence at schools.

Mar 24 2023 - North Carolina trucking company abruptly shuts down, lays off 200
North Carolina trucking company FreightWorks Transport has shuttered its doors after an abrupt loss of business.

Mar 24 2023 - Hudson: A Fun, Family-Friendly City With Parks, Arts And Eats
Nestled just 15 minutes east of St. Paul and 30 minutes east of Minneapolis, Hudson is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. You're still within the Twin Cities ...

Mar 24 2023 - North Tonawanda History Museum opening in new location
They celebrate the area's pivotal role in the development of Western New York. The North Tonawanda History Museum covers city's lumber history, plus unique businesses like carousel manufacturing ...

Mar 24 2023 - Lockheed Martin invests in RI maritime aviation startup
The Rhode Island startup that's developing all-electric seagliders ... with plans to manufacture them at the Quonset Business Park in North Kingstown. Regent says its 12-passenger Viceroy model will ...

Mar 24 2023 - Cops Bust Dozens of Squatted Trucks Driving Recklessly Around Myrtle Beach
With squatted trucks taking over the main drag and doing burnouts in random parking lots, police in Myrtle Beach had their hands full.

Mar 24 2023 - Pinball Long Island is now open for business in downtown Patchogue
This pinball wizard has people flipping for his new Pinball Long Island in Patchogue. What’s not to be excited about? The South Shore village is now home to the largest collection of pinball machines ...

Mar 24 2023 - Raymond J. Shashaty
Ray Shashaty was the president of a moving and storage business for many years while honorably serving his country as a Colonel in the United States Army Reserve.

Mar 24 2023 - Just what Burlingame kneads
Two Burlingame bakery-related businesses with similar names, Backhaus and Bakehouse, are set to open sometime this year not far away from each other on California Drive. Backhaus is well known for ...

Mar 24 2023 - New Castle Rock Chamber president excited to support business community
As a former small business owner, chamber member and chamber staffer of eight years, Castle Rock Chamber’s new president Stacy Garmon knows the business inside and out. “I’ve ...

Mar 24 2023 - SC Senate passes bill banning Chinese land deals after allowing companies here to expand
Senators approved a bill banning Chinese citizens from buying or controlling property in South Carolina after ensuring companies already doing business here can expand in the future ...

Mar 24 2023 - Light rail train and vehicle collide in Baltimore, transit routes altered
BALTIMORE --A light rail train collided with a vehicle in Baltimore's Mid-Town Belvedere neighborhood on Thursday, according to the local firefighters' union. No one was injured during the collision, ...

Mar 24 2023 - Bluefield State University and West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine partner to provide path
By CHARLES BOOTHE Bluefield Daily Telegraph BLUEFIELD, W.Va. — Students at Bluefield State University now have an opportunity to transition directly to medical school if they choose. The West Virginia ...

Mar 24 2023 - ABC’s and EVs: Bend-La Pine Schools rolls out Oregon’s first electric school bus east of the Ca
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The first electric school bus for Bend-La Pine Schools -- and the first east of the Cascades -- is ready to hit the streets of Central Oregon, the district announced Wednesday.

Mar 24 2023 - No easy way out: Vikings survive multiple setbacks to prevail in OT
The Vikings girls basketball team survived against all odds to beat Badger Greenbush/Middle River 63-58 in overtime in a Class A quarterfinal game of the Minnesota Girls State Basketball Tournament at ...

Mar 24 2023 - Girls Basketball: No. 2 Hayfield survives in OT against Badger-Greenbush-Middle River
MINNEAPOLIS -- No. 2-seeded Hayfield opened the Class A state tournament by winning a nail-biter 63-58 in overtime against Badger/Greenbush-Middle River on Thursday afternoon. The Vikings (29-3 ...

Mar 24 2023 - Hayfield girls draw big respect with No. 2 state seed
But first things first. At 3 p.m. Thursday, Hayfield will take on unseeded Badger/Greenbush-Middle River in the state quarterfinals at the University of Minnesota’s Maturi Pavilion. The Gators ...

Mar 24 2023 - Iberdrola to invest $5.8bn in Brazil’s energy transition
Iberdrola plans to invest $5.8bn (€5.3bn) in Brazil’s energy transition, focusing on offshore wind and green hydrogen projects.

Mar 24 2023 - 'Tony Hawk' helps Arizona company remove problematic pigeons from homes
All the growth in the Valley has created a new problem for homes and businesses: a pigeon problem. And while there are a number of ways to get rid of them, an Arizona company believes the most ...

Mar 24 2023 - Yukon looks for bidders to build new convention centre in Whitehorse
Tourism and Culture Minister John Streicker said a new convention centre will meet a growing demand for events space in Whitehorse. 'Yukon is turning away business' right now, he said.

Mar 24 2023 - 5 Injured In Walnut Creek Crash Involving 3 Vehicles, Bus: Con Fire
Five people were hospitalized with injuries suffered in a four-vehicle crash Thursday at a Walnut Creek intersection, the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District said. A county bus was among the ...

Mar 24 2023 - Residents and businesses invited to free paper shredding days in Jasper
Residents and businesses in need of paper shredding services in the Jasper, Indiana area are invited to attend any of several upcoming free paper shredding days throughout the rest of ...

Mar 24 2023 - US SBA names CEO of Manchester firm CT's Business Person of the Year
The head of a growing Manchester company with roots at the University of Connecticut and clients around the globe has been named the federal Small Business Administration's business person of the year ...

Mar 24 2023 - Manchester Best Buy One Of A Few Still In Business In Connecticut
The Manchester Best Buy at 120 Slater St. is now one of 10 remaining in Connecticut. (Google Maps) MANCHESTER, CT — The Manchester Best Buy is one of 10 stores left in Connecticut after a closure this ...

Mar 24 2023 - Residents, businesses welcome new Arts & Entertainment District in Town Madison
There’s a brand new way for the people of Madison to enjoy their stay. On Wednesday, city leaders unveiled a brand new Arts and Entertainment District in Town Madison. This will allow visitors like ...

Mar 24 2023 - Mississippi Economic Council Tour makes a stop in Philadelphia
Legislators, business leaders, educators and others were invited to the Ellis Theater to discuss the workforce development in the area.

Mar 24 2023 - From the Editor: Exploring tourism in Central Mass.
There’s much to love about what Central Massachusetts venues and attractions have to offer businesses, visitors, and residents. They may not jump out at you the way Boston or Cape Cod do, but this ...

Mar 24 2023 - Women supporting women at small business conference in Brattleboro
What I’m hoping they’ll take away from this event, is there’s a lot of support out there for them,” said Erin Scaggs, of the Downtown Brattleboro Alliance. The Vermont Small Business Development ...

Mar 24 2023 - Father charged after infant suffered torture, abuse before dying, South Carolina coroner says
An infant, who suffered torture and abuse, has died after spending days on life support, according to an Upstate coroner.

Mar 24 2023 - Police: Father charged in child abuse death in Cherokee Co.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – A father is facing charges after a 3-month-old died from abuse, according to the Gaffney Police Department. According to the Cherokee County Coroner’s Office, the baby ...

Mar 24 2023 - Car crashes through gate, hits pole at business in Theodore
A car crashed through the gate and hit a pole of the Red-D-Arc Welderentals on Hamilton Boulevard in Theodore. It happened Sunday, March 19 in the evening. According ...

Mar 24 2023 - Local transit gets boost from gas tax program
Here is a breakdown of funding locally: Norfolk County $244,393 Tillsonburg $133,589 Brantford $1,487,258 Brant County $280,774. “Public transit is a key driver of economic growth in Ontario, helping ...

Mar 24 2023 - Van Buren chamber, UAFS working to help Tyson workers
When news hit Monday (March 13) that Tyson Foods would close its chicken processing plant in Van Buren, folks in Fort Smith and Van Buren got busy working on ...

Mar 24 2023 - Texas family of 4 waits over 2 hours for Austin police after crash
APD officers in that sector and surrounding sectors were busy assisting with other emergency calls when that incident was reported,” the department said in a statement, adding that the officers ...

Mar 24 2023 - 10 Fun Things To Do In Stamford, Connecticut’s Third-Largest City
While most see Stamford as a business center, there are plenty of fun things to do there, like visit the beach, picnic in the park, or watch a show.

Mar 24 2023 - N.S. to add more modular housing for health-care workers, skilled tradespeople
According to a news release, the province will spend $12 million to "provide more affordable transitional housing to support recruitment and retention of heathcare professionals and skilled workers." ...

Mar 24 2023 - 'I’m the Providence College coach,' says Ed Cooley, when asked about Georgetown opening
As his Friars are about to face Kentucky in NCAAs, Cooley says potential moves are 'part of the business,' but won't end speculation ...

Mar 24 2023 - Tennessee funding board to approve $3M in business incentive grants
Tennessee has promised $3.5 million combined in incentives to three companies so far in March. That comes after the state’s Department of Economic and Community Development committed to $2.1 million ...

Mar 24 2023 - Div. III & Div. IV Boys All-Ohio Teams
Ohio Teams Player of the Year: Dailyn Swain, Columbus Africentric Coach of the Year: Travis Wise, South Point First Team: Denali Jackson, Martins Ferry, 6-0, ...

Mar 24 2023 - Division III and IV All-Ohio Boys Basketball
Division III Boys Basketball All-Ohio Teams Player of the Year: Dailyn Swain, Columbus Africentric Coach of the Year: Travis Wise, South Point First Team: Denali Jackson, Martins Ferry, 6-0, sr., 22.7 ...

Mar 24 2023 - D-III and IV boys All-Ohio teams named
COLUMBUS — The Division III and IV boys basketball All-Ohio teams were announced Wednesday by the Ohio ... 17.1; Jakari Parker, Clark Montessori, 6-1, jr., 13.6; Cooper Brown, West Milton Milton-Union ...

Mar 24 2023 - Jennifer Brown: Judge rules man accused of killing Limerick mother will be held on all charges
The business partner of a Montgomery County mother who was later found dead after being reported missing will be head to trial on charges including murder, a judge ruled Thursday.

Mar 24 2023 - Senate panel to consider Biden nominee accused of abusive behavior
The Senate Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday is scheduled to consider President Biden’s nominee to serve as the Archivist of the United States, despite a whistleblower complaint made public ...

Mar 24 2023 - Idaho Falls, ID
The city serves as a hub to all of eastern Idaho and much of western Wyoming, specifically regarding health care, travel and business. Idaho Falls has established itself as a regional cultural ...

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