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February 18, 2021
The Grand Junction Regional Airport Authority’s Board of Commissioners met virtually Tuesday night to discuss one of its newest routes, approve a grant application and discuss 2021 goals.
February 18, 2021
A plate of food for a good cause â itâs an attractive model for creators and customers that pop-up projects like The Side Hustle are taking advantage of. âPeople are always going to donate if it benefits them,â said Ally Smith, one of the co-founders and chefs of The Side Hustle. The pop-up was founded about three years ago by Smith, Pete Amadhanirundr and Kenny Nguyen and has always donated profits from its events to Georgia- and Athens-based organizations that align with i...
February 18, 2021
At least one NBU has not offered a timeline when those water issues would be resolved. Although communities neighboring New Braunfels are experiencing water issues, NBU said it does not anticipate there will be a need for a boil water notice. "We continuously monitor the entire water system," a post on NBUs Facebook page said. âNBU will update its customers if there are any changes.â To report a winter storm water outage or low pressure, NBU asks customers to complete the form found ...
February 18, 2021
The following facilities and organizations have announced inclement weather-related closures, delays or cancellations in the Fredericksburg region. This list will be updated as warranted.
February 18, 2021
Sophia Bollag The Sacramento Bee California will send an extra $600 to low-income families and provide $2 billion in grants to small businesses hurt by the pandemic as part of a stimulus deal Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers announced Wednesday afternoon. Were offering our best deal ever with this Editors Special. Support local news coverage by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. It builds on what Newsom had initially proposed, doubling payments for undocumented immigrant famil...
February 18, 2021
Dead batteries and snow damage to underneath the car are just two issues drivers need to look out for. COLUMBIA â Recent snow events can damage cars, and those bills can rack up even after the snow stops. "If a vehicle sits enough and the battery is low on charge, it can freeze out in the cold weather," Devin Kelley, owner of All-Star Automotive said. "And once the cold is gone, somebody goes to drive the vehicle and the batterys not working properly." If drivers dont notice the dying batt...
February 18, 2021
MERRILLVILLE â Northern Indiana Public Service Company LLC (NIPSCO), a subsidiary of NiSource Inc. (NYSE: NI), announced recently plans to retire two coal-fired units representing half of its R.M. Schahfer Generating Station capacity in Wheatfield, by the end of 2021. The retirements are part of NIPSCOâs broader, long-term electric generation strategy and customer-centric plan referred to as âYour Energy, Your Future.â The strategy outlines the companyâs plans to become...
February 18, 2021
MARSHALL, Tx- Wednesday, some residents in Marshall, Texas began experiencing low water pressure. The city has issued a boil water advisory as a proactive measure. Early Wednesday, the citys’ Public
February 18, 2021
Nneka Chiazor Last year brought increased visibility to the importance of broadband. With many Virginians teleworking, students distance learning, and businesses trying to stay afloat by offering services online, broadband was at the epicenter of how we managed our ânew normal.â As we start the first chapter of 2021, I have no doubt that keeping people connected in the truest sense will remain a hot topic especially when it comes to broadband and internet connectivity, as ...