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Gov. Greg Gianforte got a firsthand look Friday at the material that will go unused and talked with the people who stand to lose income and tax dollars following President

Feb. 20, 1890: The Comet readers learned of several building projects taking place in Johnson City. “New roofs are seen in all parts of the town and a great many dwellings are nearing completion that have been previously mentioned. A number of residencies have been commenced within the last ten days.” “John L. Cooper is building a cottage on Unaka avenue (sic).” “Will Hart has commenced a residence on Ivy street (sic) in the Carr addition.” “Mr. Porter is buil...

When parts of Texas’ independent power grid went offline this week due to unusually extreme cold weather in the south, the amount of expected energy production lost was equivalent to

ANGOLA — Thousands of Angola residents lost power Friday afternoon as a widespread outage blanketed most of the city. Northern Indiana Public Service Co., which supplies much of Steuben County with power, confirmed the outage shortly after 2 p.m. Friday, but at the time was unable to provide an estimate for when power would be restored. NIPSCO spokeswoman Dana Berkes said the outage stemmed from an issue at its substation on Broad Street and had dispatched workers to the site. Workers on s...

While the roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccine has left a lot of question marks about the future of the U.S. economy at-large, analysts expect the housing market to remain strong

Chinese tech giant Huawei has reportedly told suppliers that smartphone production will drop by about 60 per cent in 2021.

MOUNTAIN IRON — A proposed expansion of Heliene, Inc.s solar panel manufacturing plant in Mountain Iron is getting some sunshine at the Minnesota Legislature. An expansion of up to $10 million would add a new 40,000 square-foot solar panel production line and 30,000 square-feet of warehouse space, according to Martin Pochtaruk, Heliene, Inc., president. “We are out of space,” Pochtaruk said. “We have no space in the building and no warehousing space.” Heliene is the onl...

It’s that time of year. The time of year to file your tax returns. I don’t know why, but it is dreadful for me. It’s like worse than getting a

When parts of Texas’ independent power grid went offline this week due to unusually extreme cold weather in the south, the amount of expected energy production lost was equivalent to

COLLIN SPILINEK Fremont Tribune For many of Wise Olde Owl Gift Shop’s customers, Thom Ender said it’s their happy place. “I’d say at least 85%, and I’m probably really underestimating, of the people that come in this store laugh somewhere in the store,” he said. “There’s laughter in here.” After previously moving a block north on Main Street, Wise Olde Owl is currently in the process of going one block further from 439 N. Main St. to 516 ...