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(The Center Square) – Nashville recently was named a "Bottom 5 Sinkhole City" by the nonpartisan think tank Truth in Accounting (TIA) in its fifth annual Financial State of the

Feb 13, 2021 Norman voters will be asked to approve at least 150 miles of street improvements through a $27 million ad-valorem bond, but city officials say it will not raise taxes. The bond will repair neighborhood streets, including asphalt and concrete surfaces and some rural roads in Ward 5. Public Works Director Shawn O’Leary told The Transcript the tax is not new, nor is it an increase. “When we advanced this same 5-year street maintenance bond program in 2016, it translated to a...

Environmental advocates are lining up against a state bill that would repeal a 2003 law protecting Indianas isolated wetlands. Proponents of the bill say it would stop excessive regulation and

New water fountains help tackle COVID-19 in District 87. David Proeber BLOOMINGTON ― It’s not difficult to see the changes in hygiene brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.  People wear masks, some stores wipe down check-out stations after each use, and some schools upped the number of touchless water fountains in buildings.  A new Elkay water fountain at the District 87 Education Service Center is shown on Wednesday.  DAVID PROEBER, TH...

Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced that Machelle Sanders, current Secretary of the NC Department of Administration, will now serve as Secretary of the

JACKSON — Rachael Brown, a long-time valley resident, has joined Badger Realty’s Jackson office. “We are so pleased that Rachael has joined our sales team as an agent,” said Badger Managing Partner Brenda Leavitt. “She’s well-known in the community as a business owner, an active community volunteer, and as a writer for The Conway Daily Sun and other publications — and we know her as a former client who purchased her home through us.” Brown commented, â€...

Head of Iran-Syria Joint Chamber of Commerce Keyvan Kashefi stated that Iran will create a direct shipping line amid its southern port of Bandar Abbas and Syria’s Mediterranean port of Latakia after one month.

Loving uncle, brother and friend, Andrew Smyth Heyden passed away peacefully in his New Braunfels home on Wednesday, January 27th, 2021 at the age of 69. Andrew was born November 21st,1951 in Uvalde, Texas. He graduated from Hillcrest High School in Dallas, TX in 1970 and obtained a Bachelors Degree in International Trade in 1974 from American University in Washington DC, followed by a Masters Degree in International Trade from John Hopkins in Baltimore in 1976. Andrew’s career included ma...

JOHNSON CITY - Marilyn Sue Howell Andes, 68, of Johnson City, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, February 10, 2021, at the home she shared with her loving daughter and caregiver,

For the third year in a row, the Board of Directors of South Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation has announced the co-op is mailing capital credit refunds to members. This