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October 11, 2023
All You Need to Know: Georgia Primary Voting 2023
October 9, 2023
(Sabin, MN) -- A beet truck crash and fire is leaving one man with minor injuries. The Clay County Sheriff's Office says the crash happened Sunday morning after 10 a.m. when a 41-year-old beet truck driver fell asleep at the wheel and struck another truck, driven by an 81-year-old Fargo man. Deputies found one of the trucks disabled on the road south of Sabin, and that the
October 9, 2023
Fairfield County - Pumpkin Grower John Pritchard has weighed in two of his three giant pumpkins over the last few weeks, his last one 2,140 pounds, if successful with his last giant pumpkin he will be recognized and join the ranks of a Worldwide Award of the 4,300-pound club. John Pritchard'
October 8, 2023
First Lutheran Church of Audubon wanted to show appreciation to farmers, so they worked to bring them meals in the field on Oct. 7.
October 7, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — A humble shoebox can be as welcome as presents under the tree for a child overseas in poor and war-torn regions. The pupils of East Richla
October 7, 2023
BARNESVILLE — The Belmont County Victorian Mansion Museum will host a hauntingly fascinating graveyard tour of the Northern Cemetery in Barnesville on Oct. 14
October 7, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Voters in Belmont County will have a full ballot of issues to decide in the Nov. 7 general election. The city of Martins Ferry placed a 1%
October 7, 2023
First Lutheran Church of Audubon wanted to show appreciation to farmers, so they worked to bring them meals in the field on Oct. 7.
October 7, 2023
First Lutheran Church of Audubon wanted to show appreciation to farmers, so they worked to bring them meals in the field on Oct. 7.
October 7, 2023
First Lutheran Church of Audubon wanted to show appreciation to farmers, so they worked to bring them meals in the field on Oct. 7.