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A local construction company cleared the McAlester High School parking lot and helped clear streets leading to the school.

Wednesday, 17 February 2021, 9:26 am Award winning New Zealand wine company, Marlborough Wine Estates Group Limited (NZX: MWE), is seeking to raise up to $2 million in new capital to progress growth opportunities in both New Zealand and international markets. The funds raised through the Share Purchase Plan (SPP) will be used to retain higher inventory levels to meet expected future demand; investment into marketing, particularly MWE’s online strategy; and international market development. T...

All rolling power outages from OG&E are currently on hold and are not necessary at this time, the company said mid-morning Tuesday.

SALEM — Oregon meat processors could vie for $10 million in grants under a bill that seeks to build on a state inspection program authorized last year. House Bill 2785 would create a grant program overseen by the state’s Department of Agriculture to invest in constructing, expanding and upgrading meat processing facilities. The proposal aims to help meat processors who’d operate under the ODA’s state inspection program, which would regulate these facilities for in-state comm...

Regular readers of The Daily Sentinel will recognize the name Steve Zansberg. He is known for his work representing local and national media outlets to secure public records from governments that don’t want to disclose them. He has also been integral to securing public records in high-profile cases such as the Aurora theater shooting, the JonBenet Ramsey case and the Columbine High School tragedy. For The Daily Sentinel, Zansberg has delivered forceful counsel when our local governments ha...

The Southwest Power Pool notified member companies that controlled outages are no longer needed as of late Tuesday morning.

BOISE — In the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic, Idaho saw a 65% increase in fishing license sales over the previous year, Fish & Game officials told lawmakers Monday, as Idahoans did “social distancing Idaho style.” Paul Kline, deputy director of policies and programs for Idaho Fish & Game, “Idahoans have found much-needed respite in Idaho’s outdoors, including hunting and fishing.” For 2020 as a whole, he said, “Over 450,000 Idahoans purchased an an...

Just shy of a $50,000 goal, the Children’s Advocacy Center brought in thousands of dollars in donations through its annual Sweetheart Soiree fundraiser by Saturday night which, this year, went

The latest wave of winter storms has left in its wake a devastating number of power outages in our area.

CARTHAGE – Lately, when I am out and about, I have noticed a shift in the amount of people I see! There are more people going out to eat, returning