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The North Hunt Special Utility District announced Friday afternoon that it was still having issues providing water to its customers:

Courtney Teague, Register An elderly woman was shopping at Safeway in American Canyon at 1:15 p.m. Thursday when she was distracted by a female while another female stole her wallet from the shopping cart, police reported. Following the wallet theft, the thieves went on a shopping spree at Target in  South Napa Market Place in Napa at approximately 1:36 p.m., American Canyon police said. The suspects used two stolen credit cards to purchase $700 in gift cards. Additionally, the e...

Investing in infrastructure is something almost all Idahoans can agree on, yet we haven’t got it down. This might be the year we can make to make the compromises and get started on it. It’s one of mine and Gov. Brad Little’s top legislative priorities. More Headlines

“Electric bikes weigh as much as motorcycles, go as fast as motorcycles, have tires as big as motorcycles, have engines and you want to put them on sidewalks with baby

COVID has gotten me off track a bit this winter. I’ve pretty much dissected all the negative feelings we’ve experienced and ways to avoid them with kindness, recognizing joy, even

Cone Health began its fiscal 2021 with a 23.8% jump in excess revenue for the first quarter, the Greensboro health-care system reported Thursday.

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Northern Kentucky Rep. Buddy Wheatley recently described legislation aimed at bringing more fairness and stability to agencies in the Kentucky Retirement Systems as a “complicated onion.”

Back in the 1990s, “The Walker Cay Chronicles” introduced a generation of deep-sea fisherman to the saltwater flats — among them, Travis Katski, who as a kid fished tournaments with his grandfather in a Hatteras 53 off of Ocean City, Maryland. “That show really sucked me in,” says Katski, who watched with his best friend, Michael McGivern, turning Saturday mornings with ESPN into a religion. The duo bought fly rods, began tying flies and fitted McGivern’s 16-foot a...

2020 hit us hard. Small businesses were rocked, and people were put out of work, that really hurt our local economies.