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Electric and gas or propane relief funding is available now through Gila County’s Community Action Program, for local residents who meet low-income guidelines, or are experiencing unemployment or another qualifying hardship. Eligibility guidelines for utility assistance, for example, living alone and earning less than $2,061 gross per month is the qualifier — or sharing your home with one more and earning less than $2,695 (and $3,329 if three household members). If you have a question...

GREAT FALLS, Mont. – Local business owners are warning customers of a recent scam alert over the past week where fraudulent accounts are being made on social media. Scammers are posing as local small businesses to try and get your credit card information. So far at least three local shops are being targeted: 2J’s Fresh Market, Runway Fashion Exchange, and the Purplegold food truck.   Jenn Thompson, a 2J’s HR and Marketing representative, said the scammers are creating Facebook...

BOZEMAN, Mont. – After exhibiting mild symptoms on Sunday and out of an abundance of caution, Governor Greg Gianforte was tested for COVID-19 Monday and received a positive result. The first lady, who has exhibited no symptoms, has been tested and is awaiting her results. Gov. Gianforte received his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine last week. According to the CDC, the vaccine will not cause a positive result on viral tests for the coronavirus. You can read more about the vaccine on the C...

Pete Davidson and Phoebe Dynevor are reportedly taking things slow in their new romance and arent getting "too serious" just yet.

Spectrum Healths cloud-based SCM platform adds performance and resilience to its clinically aligned supply chain operations. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Tecsys Inc. (TSX: TCS), an industry-leading supply chain management software company, is pleased to announce that Spectrum Health, western Michigans largest employer and one of the Gartner Top 25 Healthcare Supply Chains for three years running, has upgraded its Tecsys environment to accommodate its growing network of ...

Kat Hoskins Spring is here and in Corbin it is again time for one of the season’s most traditional events: the GFWC Kentucky Ossoli Club’s May Day Festival. This year’s 78th May Day Festival will, again, like last year, be a virtual event. The May Day Festival is a fund raising event for the Ossoli Club. All proceeds are used to fund community service projects, and a portion each year is donated to the school classes participating in the program. Even though May Day was a virtual...

A lot of attention has been focused on the negative impact the pandemic has had on restaurants, schools and health care, but another industry is in crisis, according to the National Association for the Education of Children. A survey conducted in December found that 56 percent of child care centers are losing money. The same study found: —Nearly half of the respondents know of child care centers that have closed permanently, including 42 percent that are minority-owned and 56 percent in...

New Braunfels businessman and restaurant owner Ron Snider, known for his work rebuilding and revitalizing downtown, died on Friday. He was 70. Snider was born on Sept. 28, 1950. According to a previous Herald-Zeitung story, he grew up in inner-city Indianapolis, Ind., and said he traced his love of old buildings to those years. Describing himself as a “serial entrepreneur,” Snider had worked to rebuild downtown New Braunfels since he came to town in 1982 when he began a business build...

(1) VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / April 5, 2021 / Commerce Resources Corp. (TSXV:CCE)(FSE:D7H0)(OTCQX:CMRZF) (the "Company" or "Commerce") is pleased to provide an update on the progress of the Prefeasibility Study (PFS) for the Ashram Rare Earth and Fluorspar Deposit. The Company is pleased to announce that it has engaged several specialized engineering firms to advance the remaining key components of the PFS through to completion. The Company has retained DRA Americas Inc. and L3 Process Deve...

May 14 date for event in downtown ELIZABETHTON — Plans are underway to bring back another popular downtown event this year as Project Move wants to hold another Evenings on Elk on Friday, May 14, from 5-9 p.m. Evenings on Elk were hosted by Project Move in 2019 and proved to be popular, drawing big crowds to downtown during hours when shops were normally closed. Just as in previous Evenings on Elk, the event will take place in the downtown blocks of East Elk Avenue and East E Street and th...