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March 13, 2021
While Texans spent most of last year in their homes because of the pandemic, the live entertainment industry slowly began dying. Small theaters — many nonprofit organizations — shuttered a
March 13, 2021
You have to hand it to Prince Harry and his wife, actress Meghan Markle, they know what sells in America and how to sell it: Latch onto a hot topic
March 13, 2021
Originally, before making a purchase, people would ask their friends, read reviews, and view previous users’ opinions before making a decision. However, this has shifted the past few years more
March 13, 2021
With the downtown streetscape wrapped up, the Kendallville Redevelopment Commission has been brainstorming ideas about what project(s) they might want to take on next.
March 13, 2021
CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Farm Bureau is stepping up its efforts to gain opposition for a bill officials believe is a private property rights grab.
March 13, 2021
Mar 12, 2021 Mayor David Dreiling was at Thursdays public hearing, where the GEUS Board of Trustees outlined a plan to issue $20 million in short term financing. Brad Kellar | Herald-Banner ERCOT, which manages the majority of the electrical grid in the state of Texas, is facing billions in unpaid bills related to the winter storm in February and GEUS, Greenvilleâs electric utility system, is on the hook for part of the deficit. The GEUS board of trustees co...
March 13, 2021
This era photo of an oak tree in Oakwood is supplied by Steve Chou, Hannibal historian. It is a stereoscopic view published by C. Jackson at the Old Reliable Gallery, 105 N. Main St., Hannibal. Handwritten on the back of the card is: âOak of Oakwood,â suggesting the photo is an oak tree in Oakwood. Chou is unsure of the exact date, or of the identities of the people who are pictured. Calvin Jackson was a photographer in Hannibal during the 1880s. STEVE CHOU COLLECTION
March 13, 2021
After wrapping up THON 2021 on Feb. 21, a new executive director has been named for THON 2022. Kate Colgan, the rules and regulations fundraising safety director for THON 2021, has been selected for the position. We are thrilled to announce the THON 2022 Executive Director, Kate Colgan! We are excited to watch your goals and visions for THON 2022 take flight over the next year and beyond. Thank you for all you do and will continue to do, For The Kids®! pic.twitter.com/5Csf41bUDE— Penn ...
March 13, 2021
The U.S. economy is poised to stage a strong comeback in post pandemic 2021. The Congressional Budget Office predicts Gross Domestic Product growth of 3.7%. Other indicators such as manufacturing, construction and trades are trending upward. The CBO says the U.S. economy may reach a pre-pandemic peak by mid-2021. Thankfully, the U.S. economy looks on track. California, however, appears to be on a more perilous course. The Golden State has a large role in the U.S. economy, but their economic out...
March 13, 2021
COLUMBIA â Reactions on the morning after President Joe Bidenâs pandemic anniversary address to the nation were mixed, with many saying they theyâre happy to see the end of the pandemic in sight while others fear there is still some time to go. Discover the District Downtown Ambassador Clifford Lake hoped people wonât give up on staying safe while the vaccine goes out. âCompared to where we come from, if people would adhere to it and listen to what the experts are sayin...