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As the Hogs continue to move forward in the NCAA tourney, local businesses are seeing a boom in business as people line-up to get their Hog merchandise.

Aside from the white-label NFT marketplace, Simba and Polygon will work to promote and widely integrate the former's metadata registry bridge (MDR), with the goal of improving safe digital asset custody solutions through widespread interoperability.

Ribs On The Ridge Serves Up Good BBQ For 11th Year by James Coulter   For Mike and Melissa King, Ribs On The Ridge in Haines City was their first time attending the annual barbecue event. As such, neither of them expected to win anything. But not only did their…

From things to do with the kids to events that support local businesses and creators, Community Calendar is your go-to weekly list of community-minded events throughout the Las Vegas area.

A mural painted by Cedarburg middle school students to promote unity and inclusion was removed by the school board, sparking controversy among parents, along with determination to keep their kids' work alive. 

Updated: 29/07/2021, 3:12 pm Ryan Ritchie leaves Aberdeen Sheriff Court. Wullie Marr / DCT Media 27-07-2021 A man has described his own actions as “childish” after he admitted kicking his shoe at a police officer. Upon being apprehended and searched, the 28-year old then lashed out at the officers and punted his footwear towards Constable Paul Mellor, which saw the shoe travel a short distance before striking him in his groin. Continue Reading Start your 30 day free trial today to acces...

The Alliance Review Washington Ruritan Club recently awarded its $1,200 Rising Seniors scholarships to four seniors at Marlington High School. Emilee Ritchie received the Dwight Ickes Memorial Scholarship. The daughter of Amy and Bryan Ritchie, she plans to attend Walsh University to study nursing and specialize in pediatric care. The Donald Krabill Scholarship went to Allison Lacher. The daughter of Eve and Steve Lacher will attend the University of Mount Union to study psychology and play ba...

Black Angels’ Alex Maas discusses his favorite of 2020 Alex Maas just released Luca, his first solo album. On it, he puts away the fuzz pedals his band is known for in favor of quieter, reflective, baroque arrangements that are nonetheless still very psychedelic, and lyrically the album was inspired by fatherhood (Luca is also the name of his son). The album features appearances from Widespread Panic drummer Duane Trucks, The Sword bassist Bryan Ritchie, Jack White keys player Qui...