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Derek Moore's motion ended schools' power to require face masks but students and staff could still be asked to wear one.

Lisa Green and Dan Keefe join the VFX house to elevate its ability to deliver conception, direction and production across live action and animation projects

Coffee & TV has promoted Leonie Moreton to managing director after a period of expansion in the company. Moreton has been with the company since 2014, originally joining as the studio’s business development manager. She has since been shortlisted for the WACL Future Leaders 2018 and appeared in Pitch magazine’s Top 100 Industry Superwomen 2019. She is now a member of Ops Stories, a community for people working in operations, an active Bloom member and mentor and co-leader of their Parents I...

It just breaks my heart: Nearly century-old Johnson County church catches fire Breaks my heart: Fire damages century-old Mission church and last updated 2021-03-04 23:41:28-05 MISSION, Kan. — The First Baptist Church of Mission caught fire a little before 5:30 p.m. on Thursday in Johnson County. Officials with Consolidated Fire District 2 said crews responded and saw heavy smoke billowing out of the attic. It took about 45 firefighters to battle the flames. Fire fighters continue to battl...

March 4, 2021 Edward B. “Ed” Thompson, 53, of Albion, Illinois, passed away Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at Linda E. White Hospice House in Evansville, Indiana, surrounded by the love of his family.  He was born on May 10, 1967 in Olney, Illinois, the son of Jimmy and Barbara (Hamilton) Thompson.  He married Kim Kennard on March 25, 1995 and together they have enjoyed twenty-five years of marriage, centered around their family. Ed, also known as “Eddie” to his family, close friends an...

Firefighters battle blaze at Johnson County church; flames seen rising from roof Kansas City Star (MO) First Baptist Church of Mission just before 5:30 p.m. Thursday. A blaze and smoke could be seen rushing from the buildings roof. Firefighters responded to the scene at 5641 Outlook Street, according to Pulse Point. The fire was originating from the building attached to the sanctuary, but had not reached it. Onlookers gathered as the flames grew, and Phil Porter of Mission said he saw light...

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Black-owned pizza business creating jobs nationwide, inspiring communities and last updated 2021-02-25 09:30:01-05 “We really wanted to bring something to the African American community that everyone could enjoy,” said co-owner Clint Gray. The menu offers pizza and beer, served to a soundtrack of hip-hop. “These brothers got a dream, and they brought it together,” said customer William Hinesmon. This unique business and brand was started by three friends who are college grad...

Coffee & TV has appointed four senior artists to strengthen its flame, CG, motion design and animation departments. Luke Todd joins the company as VFX supervisor, and will work alongside head of flame, Nick John and the studio’s team of creative directors. Todd has over 20 years’ experience in the business, inluding roles at Time Based Arts, MPC, The Mill, ETC and Glassworks. Richard Coley has come in as CG supervisor, working with creative directors Martin Allan and Phil Hurrell. He has sp...

BBC News Published image captionDerek William Barks, Derek Moore, Jason Shingler and Dorothy Bailey died in the 2015 explosion A worker at a wood mill where four people died in a blast said he had been sacked after raising safety concerns. Matthew Dutton told a trial at Chester Town Hall he had been told to go home after refusing to clean part of the mill workers believed was dangerous. He said machinery at Wood Flour Mills in Bosley, Cheshire, was never turned off, the dust in the area was up ...