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A bench headed by Justice R.F. Nariman issued notices to Future Retail and RIL in the matter. The top court noted that proceedings in the NCLT will continue. The top court also observed that it is aware of what is going on and during the hearing pointed at completely staying the NCLT proceedings. But, it only stayed the tribunal from passing any final order regarding sanction of the scheme.Amaz

The city of Napa’s various areas will fall into one of five categories of land uses, according to the latest draft of the general plan intended to guide the next two decades of development. Consultants advising Napa on its next general plan, intended to govern zoning and land use through about 2040, on Thursday outlined a set of designations for residential, commercial and industrial development across the city, as well as open spaces and mixed-use projects like the Napa Pipe community int...

Washington County commissioners will vote later today on resolutions to fund court-ordered environmental cleanups of three tracts deemed unkept or hazardous properties.

Hutson FAIRMONT — A Birmingham, Alabama-based company co-founded by a Fairmont State University alum has committed to fund scholarships at the school for the next five years. Diversified Gas & Oil Co., whose chief executive officer and co-founder is Fairmont State University graduate and board of governors member Rusty Hutson Jr., has committed an additional $50,000 to assist Fairmont State students. “Diversified Gas & Oil strongly believes in supporting students who attend colleges i...

Feb. 22, 1867: The East Tennessee Union Flag reported, “We are informed that on the evening of the 20th instant, the down Express Passenger train ran off the East Tennessee

COLUMBIA - The District in Downtown Columbia will hold its annual Restaurant Week again this year. Only this time, theres some changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  The annual event is organized to support businesses in Columbia. Due to the pandemic, one event organizer says this year Restaurant Week is more important than ever before. "Our businesses desperately need your patronage," Nikki Davis, the Downtown Districts Executive Director says. "We are very excited to continue to do Restaur...

Early in 2020, the First Presbyterian Church of Ulysses (FPCU) received a triple whammy. In February, Pastor Cheryl Peeples and her husband, John, accepted a calling to a church in Martinsville, WV because they wanted to be closer to their family. In March, the pandemic caused the church to completely shut down and in-person services could not be held. Finally, longtime music and choir director Alice Ploss retired around Easter.  According to church historian Ginny Miller, FPCU was founded o...

Christian Tabak | Transcript Staff Writer Feb 21, 2021 A pedestrian walks down West Symmes Street as it snows Tuesday. Kyle Phillips / The Transcript Before the record-setting freezing weather that blanketed the state last week, the last time Norman saw temperatures this cold was in 1905, when Cleveland County recorded temperatures as low as -12 degrees. As an unusual burst of arctic air forced its way through the American heartland all the way to...

CHARLESTOWN — At a lengthy virtual meeting last week, members of the Charlestown Town Council approved resolutions asking the General Assembly to pass two bills affecting beverage bottles.  House Bill 5113 would require a deposit on miniature alcoholic drink bottles, known as nips, and the second, House Bill 5280, would require a deposit on all beverage containers. Roadside litter, especially discarded nips, is a perennial concern in the town.  The first resolution was proposed by Co...

Washington County will hold its delinquent property tax sale online next month.