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I can’t seem to get away from the subject of sheets. The other day my friend Liz came to pick me up in her new electric golf cart. After driving

MORRIS PLAINS, N.J. / Feb. 1, 2021 - Weichert Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. was recognized as one of the top franchises across the United States and Canada for the 17th

Here is key information about COVID-19 vaccinations in the Rappahannock Area Health District, which includes Fredericksburg and the counties of Caroline, King George, Spotsylvania and Stafford.

The state Department of Revenue blocked an attempt to offer sales exclusively through businesses most heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

RALEIGH — For Cheryl Ratliff of Wingate, winning a $4 million top prize on a $10,000 Loaded scratch-off fulfilled a life-long dream and will help set her family up for

Noble, Steuben counties gain yellow ratings INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time since the end of October, Noble and Steuben counties have made it back to a yellow rating for “moderate” spread of COVID-19, as the state continues to see weekly improvement. LaGrange and DeKalb counties also showed improvement, but not quite enough to get to a lower grade yet. Both stayed in orange but also saw some improvement in their metrics. The improvement locally matches improvement statewide as ...

PORTLAND — A football commercial aired during an NFL game has led to a lawsuit pitting a Pendleton brewer against one of the largest beverage companies in the country. Suzie’s Brewery Co. filed a lawsuit on Feb. 2 against Anheuser-Busch in U.S. District Court in Portland, alleging that the company’s advertising campaign for a new hard seltzer product was misleading and harmed its own product, Suzie’s Organic Hard Seltzer. “Using the bully-pulpit its massive national adv...

KOKOMO - What hospitals are going to charge you for a visit or surgical procedure is often anyone’s guess, but Hoosiers in particular pay some of the highest health care

Sales had already been trending upward, but retail gardening grew almost 9% in the past year. “Houseplants are kind of the hot thing in the pandemic,” said Shannon Beck, co-owner