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An Associated Press article on Feb. 7 declared that marijuana legalization was passed in both Virginia houses. The commonwealth expects to gain between $150 million and $300 million in tax

Credit card usage was a major point of discussion at the monthly meeting of the Somerset-Pulaski Economic Development Authority (SPEDA), because while the organization’s new credit cards were a cause

DECATUR — Since she began researching local healthy meal options, Decatur resident Sue Burke, 65, found she had a new business that could fit her lifestyle. “At any age, especially as you get older, you realize you have to live well to live longer,” she said. “And I’m a huge yogurt fan, homemade yogurt.” Burke found Namken Nutrition at 719 W. South Side Drive, which was able to provide her with pre-packaged healthy meals. The labels — complete with ingredie...

PALMYRA, Mo. — A part of historic downtown Palmyra will receive improvements to address flooding and curb damage from storm water near the Marion Courthouse, after city council members agreed

By Jack R. Jordan and Kevin C. Hall | moultrie.observer@gaflnews.com Mar 4, 2021 Mar 4, 2021 MOULTRIE, Ga. — The City of Moultrie has reevaluated its property tax rebate plan, and recipients will be pleased. City council approved the plan Jan. 5 to give a 50% rebate on the 2020 city property tax paid by homeowners over age 65. The one-time rebate is paid for from a federal reimbursement for money the city spent fighting coronavirus, primarily for overtime paid to emergency wor...

Ballys Casino will take over the space formerly occupied by Macys department store in State Colleges Nittany Mall, according to a release on Feb. 25.

The news that RockyMounts is moving its warehouse and distribution operation to Salt Lake City is disappointing on its face, but it points to bigger, more troubling problem — one

Plans call for The Moderno to be built out in two phases. Phase I will comprise a 10-building complex totaling 253,000-square feet and 280 apartments. Fifty-five percent of the residences in the first phase will feature one bedroom and one bath, and the balance will feature two bedrooms and two baths. The residences will include things like nine-foot ceilings, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances and balconies. The developer says residents will have access to common-area amenities to ...

Just like the motor in the car, the big parts are easy to spot, however the small details that make it run efficiently are frequently unidentified and forgotten. Blake Daniels,

TIM KIRSININKAS Capitol News Illinois SPRINGFIELD — Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza said she is hopeful outdoor events can return as early as this summer with large indoor events such as conventions and trade shows beginning in the fall. Speaking during a Senate Tourism and Hospitality Committee hearing, Mendoza said that the return to holding events would be gradual and based on a number of factors, including COVID-19 transmission and vaccination rates. “We’re on...