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(MENAFN - Kashmir Observer) JAMMU- Commissioner, Secretary, Industries & Commerce Department, Manoj Kumar Dwivedi, today discussed modalities for export promotion here at a meeting with Federation of Indian export Organization (FIEO) and concerned Government departments. The meeting was hosted by Directorate of Handicrafts & Handloom, Jammu & JK Trade Promotion Organization, Jammu. The Commissioner highlighted the need to boost exports by way of strengthening traditional industries/sec...

Bienville Parish 310 Southwestern Electric Power Company workers and contractors continue to restore power to approximately 19,000 customers without service following a winter storm that brought freezing rain, ice, sleet and snow to the ArkLaTex. Ice and snow brought down multiple trees and wires, particularly in the hardest-hit areas of Central Louisiana. Customers are reminded to stay away from downed lines and keep children and pets away as well. Report downed lines immediately to SWEPCO at ...

Gentle Readers: That it is acceptable to be rude so long as you provide a justification for your behavior is not, Miss Manners assures you, correct. But neither is it

Mount Nittany Health has introduced a waitlist option for coronavirus vaccination clinics, allowing eligible community members to sign up online for a future appointment.

Evers budget proposes spending almost $566 million in federal and state funds for major highway programs over the biennium, including $75 million for local multimodal transportation projects.

A 13-year-old boy posted his snow shoveling services on Facebook to help his family with the bills while the weather keeps his dad from doing construction jobs.

A social media post by McAlester Mayor John Browne states although water tower levels are consistent, conservation efforts should still be taken to help restore water to Rural Water Districts.

AUBURN — Ever wondered what is upstairs in all those downtown Auburn buildings?

Penn State’s University Park Undergraduate Association unanimously passed Bill #18-15, which will provide funding for sustainable seed kits, during a meeting Wednesday night.

The Colorado Weedery has submitted an application to the town of Palisade to move its retail marijuana store from its location at 125 Peach Ave. near downtown, to the Grande River Vineyards, 787 Elberta Ave. Moving the retail location will require review by the town’s planning commission and final approval from the Board of Trustees, Palisade Community Development Director Brian Rusche said. The move will require a conditional use permit. “We’re going to look at it in the context...