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Itasca County is seeing a new rise in COVID-19 cases following several weeks of decline. The seven-day rate of new cases as of Feb. 8 is 55; on Feb. 4 the rate was 35. When measured by the 14-day average of cases per 10,000 residents, Itasca County’s rate has jumped from 15.7 as of Feb. 1 to 18.4 as of Feb. 5. “With increased openings of businesses, schools and community activity, it’s up to us to stay the course until vaccines are widely available,” said Kelly Chandler, div...

Feb 9, 2021 Vinmark Roofing and Construction of Mineral Wells was awarded the Palo Pinto County Courthouse and Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace projects Monday morning. Owner of Vinmark, Vincent Hernandez, said their business is family-owned and all his team members reside in Palo Pinto County. “We have worked on a few prominent projects, like the Crazy Water Hotel, and other commercial projects,” Hernandez said during the public comments portion of Monday’s regular meeting. â€�...

Mary Ellen Thorvig died at St.Mary’s-Essentia Health hospital in Duluth on January 31, 2021 after a short illness. Mary was born on December 1, 1944 in Sandstone, Minnesota to John

The tax credit was included in budget proposals Evers announced that are targeted to help children and families.

Lost amid the debate whether Historical Horse Racing (HHR) is legal, can be preserved with a legislative remedy, or is morally unacceptable in Kentucky is the Commonwealth is the home of at least 9,000 addicted gamblers. Based on the latest survey data, there are an additional 51,000 problem gamblers who exhibit at least one symptom of addicted gambling, and 190,000 Kentuckians who are at risk of developing a gambling addiction. Neither the proponents nor opponents cite the impact of gambling o...

By removing four dams on the Snake River system, an Idaho congressmans concept calls for locking in remaining dams and eliminating all salmon-related litigation for 35 years. Ag leaders say

Tebbetts residents met Sunday afternoon to discuss the restoration of Oakley Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church.

Much misinformation exists in media reports and auto ads about electric cars.

The Roanoke Times headline: “Poll shows support for pipeline in S.W. Virginia” (January 25, 2021), was unwarranted. That Mason-Dixon poll was commissioned by MVP who got the headline it wanted

One of the owners of the Bath County Pumped Storage Station says it could help Appalachian meet its renewable energy goals.