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AMY HADACHEK Midwest Messenger It’s not every day that an Angus bull sells for $900,000, but Danny Poss was not surprised. His bull, Poss Deadwood, sold via phone bid to TK Cattle of Menard, Texas, during the Poss Angus Ranch annual bull sale Feb. 5 in Scotia. “Everything just kept leading up to this sale,” Poss said. He had an idea that Deadwood would bring a lot of money when before the sale, the ranch had semen orders of 4,500 units. Buyers expressed interest from ...

Novant Health Inc. is in discussions to sell its 60% stake in the northern Virginia regional health system that it owns with UVA Health.

SHREVEPORT, La. - Power companies across the ArkLaTex continue to restore electricity to their customers.

In the 20 years since his tragic passing in the 2001 Daytona 500, many have debated what is Dale Earnhardt’s greatest lasting legacy on the sport of NASCAR. His on-track

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By Janelle Stecklein/ CNHI State Reporter Feb 17, 2021 Feb 17, 2021 Streets in Norman are covered in snow Tuesday after a storm crossed the entire state. Kyle Phillips / The Transcript OKLAHOMA CITY — After nearly two hours of discussion, a divided panel of Oklahoma utility regulators issued an emergency order Tuesday night that prioritizes powering homes over large commercial and industrial businesses if the power or natural gas grid can’t ...

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Trade Me makes conditional offer to buy real estate web site homes.co.nz 17 Feb, 2021 06:00 AM 4 minutes to read Trade Mes new owners have made a conditional offer to buy a real estate web site partly owned by Spark in a deal which might be subject to Commerce Commission approval. Trade Me said an offer was on the table for homes.co.nz, which says it has 1.8 million house listings and valuations on its site every month and has 24 employees. Head of Trade Me Property Alan Clark...

Senate Bill 464, introduced by state Sen. Melissa Hurtado, D-Sanger, on Wednesday would allow low-income undocumented immigrants to receive food-assistance benefits under the California Food Assistance Program.

British American Tobacco Plc said Wednesday that it took a $554.8 million charge during fiscal 2020 related to an annual Master Settlement Agreement-type payments dispute. In June 2015, BAT subsidiary R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. sold traditional cigarette brands Kool, Maverick, Salem and Winston for $7.1 billion to U.K.-based Imperial Brands Plc. The brands were transferred to Imperials U.S. subsidiary ITG Brands LLC of Greensboro. The four brands combined represent about 7.5% of the U.S. market ...