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CHEYENNE, Wyo. - Wyoming is ending the statewide mask mandate and allowing businesses to operate as usual beginning March 16.

MEA Drives Growth for International Retailers With Customer Experience Innovation Digital agency and app developer MEA today announced the release of its photo printing apps for Apple’s new M1 Mac. The new apps help customers order photo prints and

Book World: In 2034, its man against machine Manuel Roig-Franzia, The Washington Post March 8, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 2034: A Novel of the Next World War By Elliot Ackerman and James Stavridis Penguin Press. 320 pp. $27 - - - In the late 1700s and early 1800s, a machine known as "The Turk" became a sensation by winning matches against expert chess players. Audiences marveled at this feat of technological wizardry - that is, until one vanquished player took a closer look and discovered that ...

April Tyner grew a passion for plants after moving to California. There, she discovered succulents, plants that retain water and thrive in dry environments. She started collecting the plants, propagating them, planting them in different pots and learning all she could. Her friends started asking to buy the plants. She started selling them on the sidewalk by the beach. Several years later, after returning home to North Carolina, Tyner turned her love for plants into a livelihood. Last year she o...

Charlotte Mullinnix, executive director of the Northeast Mississippi Board of Realtors in Tupelo, was concerned at the beginning of the pandemic that COVID might negatively impact the association’s membership. What happened was a welcome surprise. “It has been amazing from the standpoint of the number of members,” she said. “We had about 370 members the year before and ended this past year with over 400 members. We’ve never done that." The majority of new members are yo...

NARRAGANSETT – The town council this week unanimously voted to accept a $131,000 federal grant that will cover a large portion of the costs related to modifying existing manhole structures and reinforcing drain structures at the Scarborough Wastewater Treatment Facility on Ocean Road. “The proposed project is designed to ensure that high-rate stormwater flows do not result in the flooding of the WWTF during extreme weather events,” wrote Narragansett Town Engineer Jon Gerhard to ...

1 of 2 Beneath fluorescent lights, the Middle Tennessee Boulevard Kroger was stripped down a pharmacy at the end of February. The store’s aisles now house non-prescription pain relievers, sinus medication, supplements, and a small snack selection in front of the pharmacy’s drop-off and pick-up windows. TAYLA COURAGE Behind a ‘Merry and Bright’ mask, Henry Crawford, 66, a Kroger regular, waits near the front of what quickly became a four-person prescri...

JACKSON, Ky. -- As flood relief efforts ramp up across Southern and Eastern Kentucky to help families displaced by recent flooding, Congressman Hal Rogers visited several of the hardest-hit communities

Greg Dufour. (Photo courtesy Camden Rotary Club) Camden National Bank President and Chief Executive Officer Greg Dufour will address the Camden Rotary Club, Tuesday, March 16, at noon. His talk, “Post-Pandemic Opportunities and Challenges,” will be the sixth in a series the club is hosting about local economic and workforce development. Dufour will tell how Camden National Bank responded to the pandemic and share his views on future economic conditions in the Midcoast. Topics will include t...

Mon, 03/08/2021 - 1:00pm The City of Rockland and the Town of Thomaston are among recipients of municipal stream crossing grants awarded by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection in 2021. Maine voters approved a bond package in 2018 that included $5 million dollars for vital infrastructure improvements at municipal stream crossings. These monies fund competitive grants that match local funding for the upgrade of culverts at stream crossings on municipal roads. The awarded pr...