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Fusion5 has announced a partnership with Waterman Private Capital to support the business applications company’s growth objectives in New Zealand and Australia. Waterman’s investment will see them acquire a 55% shareholding in Fusion5. 'As ...

LITTLE ROCK — Entergy Arkansas customers will receive a one-time credit on their bill for February, the company announced Monday.

NATCHITOCHES, La- Natchitoches Mayor Ronnie Williams Jr. gave his first state of the city address on Monday evening.

WATCH: CPD will hold a press conference at 7 p.m. Thursday regarding new evidence that "could possibly confirm the disappearance of Mengqi Ji." COLUMBIA- Columbia City Council will meet Monday at 7 p.m. and plans to discuss CARES Act funding, which will be distributed towards hard-hit organizations.  Columbia was awarded $737,588 in round 3 of the CARES funding. Some of the funding would go be distributed to rent assistance, homeless shelters and food banks.  The council will also discuss...

COLUMBIA- The City of Columbia officially implemented a new trash and recycling program, "Pay as You Throw," on Monday.  All trash and recycling must be placed at the curb for collection in the citys provided black trash bags and blue recycling bags with the city logo on them. The city distributed bags through a voucher program and are available at local grocery and retail stores across Columbia.  A City of Columbia sanitation worker on his route in the east Columbia neighborhoodLauren Sc...

“One thing is, he was always smiling,” King said. Creed File, The Roanoke Times Creed died Thursday. He was 74. He was first elected to the Montgomery County Board of Supervisors in 2001 and served until 2017, when he decided to not seek re-election. He had announced during the fall of 2016 that he had been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s. During his time on the board, Creed was part of the 4-3 GOP majorities that were crucial in the passage of a handful of key...

Despite Prop. 15’s defeat, Californians can still hold big business accountable: Fair tax reform can address the growing inequality in the state, former tech executive Karen Edwards says.

The run on 800-plus freshly reservable campsites in Grand Teton National Park was significant, but worries that all the park’s tent pads would be swooped up within hours were mostly unfounded. Teton Park made the switch from first-come, first-served camping to reservation-only for all drive-to campsites ahead of the 2021 summer season. Those sites became available on Recreation.gov for dates between when camping opens in the spring through six months out from the present date — so into e...

The White House Proclamation 10139 of January 19, 2021 (Adjusting Imports of Aluminum Into the United States), amended Proclamation 9704 (Adjusting Imports of Aluminum Into the United States), as amended, with respect to tariffs on certain imports of aluminum articles proclaimed under section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act, as amended (19 U.S.C. 1862). Proclamation 10139 provides that those amendments will not take effect until 12:01 a.m. on February 3, 2021. I consider it is necessary and appr...

Small business owners can learn what to expect from the second round of stimulus at a free webinar Tuesday. Lisa Beck with the Northwest Indiana Small Business Task Force said the hour-long webinar at 2 p.m. Tuesday would cover what coronavirus relief small businesses could expect in the latest round of stimulus spending. "Small business owners have had a lot of questions about what to expect," she said. "Its a good presentation." With many Americans in financial survival mode, PennyGem’s ...