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Mineral Wells said its system sustained water main breaks overnight Sunday, resulting in low water pressure and tank levels.

Mike Nielsen bought timber permits from the state to harvest thousands of cords of wood on state-managed lands.

CINCINNATI – First Financial Bank (Nasdaq: FFBC) and its associates responded to a difficult year in 2020 by finding resourceful ways to help communities served by the bank, ultimately giving

1 of 5 Jason Jacob displays Fuji red apples Monday in the produce section of EatWell in Columbia. Jacob has been an employee since October while studying at the Boone County Fire Protection District, aspiring to be a firefighter in St. Louis. "A lot of times you do your work and go home," Jacob said. "Nobody tells you did a good job." Trenton Almgren-Davis/Missourian Mayor Brian Treece, left, talks with Polly Traxler, a longtime employee of the Schnucks store at Forum Sh...

This is a letter to the editor from the Herald & Review opinion section.

With windfalls of revenue, California Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders seek an aid package for those affected by the pandemic, but it could have adverse consequences, columnist Dan Walters

Comal Countys COVID-19 numbers have remained unchanged for a week — not because there havent been new numbers — but because last weeks winter weather made inputting those numbers impossible.

The board of the local hospital system intends to hear an update tonight on what has been proposed as the largest solar farm ever planned for Hunt County.

ELKHART, Ind., Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- THOR Industries, Inc. (NYSE: THO) today announced that the date for its fiscal second quarter earnings release will be on Tuesday, March 9,

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