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Courtney Johnston gets in GOP primary against Andy Ogles
Source: nashvillescene.com
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Who's In and Who's Out for Nashville's Election Season | State government
Courtney Johnston gets in GOP primary against Andy Ogles
Source: nashvillepost.com
Cache coach steps down from position
Cache is searching for a new track and field coach just weeks after their girls team won the 4A State Championship.
Source: kswo.com
Portland chooses new tax assessor - Portland Press Herald
Portland's City Council is expected to vote Monday to approve the hiring of Elisa Marr, who has been the Windham assessor since 2015.
Source: pressherald.com
Detroit students go the distance in cross country at Renaissance High
Cross country poses a physical and mental challenge for students at Renaissance High in Detroit, where students enroll to prepare for the future.
Source: freep.com
Another Election Issue: State House Races
The batch of largely uncontested primaries is headlined by a progressive showdown in District 52
Source: nashvillescene.com
Public intoxication among weekend charges
Public intoxication, contempt of court and failure to appear are among common charges in area jail bookings.
Source: dailyindependent.com
Public intoxication among weekend charges
Public intoxication, contempt of court and failure to appear are among common charges in area jail bookings.
Source: dailyindependent.com
Revaluation notices go out to Portland property owners
Revaluation notices go out to Portland property owners Some home assessments are expected to increase substantially, although owners can request an informal appeal. Share The city of Portland sent revaluation notices to all property owners on Friday and began making the information available online. An estimated 22,000 notices went out as part of the first revaluation in the city in 15 years. Property owners who disagree with an assessment or who want to provide additional information can requ...
Source: pressherald.com