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Feb 19, 2021 The City of Commerce has announced it would be temporarily suspending water service to some area utilities in an effort to boost water pressure in the city:  "The City of Commerce still has not been able to restore full pressure to the water system, but water levels continue to rise. In an attempt to restore system pressure faster, the City notified the wholesale contract customers of North Hunt SUD, Gafford Chapel WSC, Maloy WSC, and West Delta WSC that their wholesale service ...

A year into legalized recreational pot in Illinois, some point to ongoing concerns about the program’s social equity component, which has delayed the awarding of additional dispensary and cultivation licenses.

Radford University is in the process of purchasing close to $23 million worth of off-campus properties as major construction projects continue, according to numbers presented at a recent board of visitors meeting. The university has torn down—or has plans to raze—numerous private structures as it clears way for the new construction. Some of the cleared land will be used for parking needs. The school is currently leasing the properties located near the school’s Radford campus from...

Over the last week, we have been largely focused on restoring power from a historic winter storm while managing never-before-seen levels of load reduction on Texas electric grid. Now, as

The town of Unicoi’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved two road improvement studies on Thursday night.

On the evening of February 10, 2021, Norma went to be with her Lord and Savior while family shared those last moments surrounding her with love and prayers. Norma had

Feb 19, 2021 Hunt County Shared Ministries, also known as FISH, is planning an open drive-through food distribution on Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 22-23 from 9 a.m. to  1 p.m. each day at the the FISH office, 2805 King Street in Greenville. The distribution will be the only service FISH offers those days. Motorists may drive up, present the number of people in their family and receive bags of food for you until the agency runs out. Volunteers are needed to assist with the packing and distributi...

KALISPELL, Mont. - There’s a battle brewing between the wrestling community and the Montana High School Association, as community members try to honor 9-year-old Maverick Bench, who passed away in January.  Maverick Bench was known for his beautiful blue eyes, his love for his four brothers, who he called ‘the boys’, and his obvious playfulness and love for the world around him. But he was particularly known throughout the community for being really, really good at wrestling. ...

ITHACA, NY -- Jeffrey F. Barken announced that he is seeking the Democratic nomination for Alderperson of Ithaca’s 3rd Ward. His announcement is in full below: Having grown up in Ithaca, he graduated from Cornell in 2008. Over the course of three decades he has seen his hometown become a city. Committed to protecting the city’s cherished natural areas, he believes Ithaca is uniquely positioned to be a leader in clean energy, building practices, and transportation infrastructure. Jeffr...

The Wilkes-Barre Health Department’s waiting list for COVID-19 vaccinations has mushroomed from a couple hundred names to several thousand in less than two weeks.