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Staff Reports Feb 11, 2021 MOULTRIE, Ga. — For the Moultrie Colquitt County Development Authority (MCCDA), 2020 marked a time for gathering insight and making plans for the future growth of Colquitt County. Eight community growth initiatives highlighted needs on topics ranging from workforce development and transportation, to education and branding. “The nature of this past year allowed the Development Authority time to really analyze the needs of our county on many levels. By answeri...

The clinic for city of Anderson employees opened in its new location Feb. 1 with a new provider, and city leaders hope that will lead to more participation.

San Mateo County announced Thursday it will open vaccine eligibility to the next phase of residents starting Feb. 22. That includes first responders, food and agriculture workers and teachers and child care providers. The decision comes after the county had previously said it would stick to vaccinating just residents 65 and older — in addition to health care workers and long-term care residents — because of high death rates among the older population. The county has now reversed that ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Members of the Missouri House have approved legislation to cut bureaucratic red tape for farmers so they will have an easier time licensing their vehicles. The

Gov. Evers will unveil his entire budget proposal on Tuesday.

Pulaski County 911 is preparing to take public safety to the next level with several equipment upgrades and even a new location.

Should a U.S. representative with a Denver-based constituency sponsor legislation to designate wilderness areas on the Western Slope, including Mesa County?

JACKSON • Legislation that would create a new medical marijuana program in Mississippi if the voter-approved Initiative 65 is overturned in court cleared the state Senate on the second try last week early on Friday morning. Senate Bill 2765, the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act, failed by a single vote Thursday evening. But six hours later, after 1 a.m. Friday — and facing a looming legislative deadline — senators returned and narrowly passed the sweeping piece of legislation. It...

ABERDEEN – The subject of reimbursing city employee vacation pay with COVID-19 relief funds was a talking point of Feb. 2’s board of aldermen meeting. However, no action was taken

The Zurchers party supply store in Logan will be temporarily closed due to a large flood on Thursday that damaged product and equipment. Former store manager Jennie Owens — who just so happened to step down from her position Thursday for reasons unrelated to the flood — said a mainline burst somewhere under the store, causing muddy water to seep up through the foundation. “It took a while to figure it out,” Owens said. × Advertisement Logan Fire Marshal Craig Humphreys said...