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Where does Montana rank? BEST or WORST?

Where does Montana rank? BEST or WORST?

Where does Montana rank? BEST or WORST?

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission held a one-day March meeting on Friday (March 25) at Buffalo Ridge Refuge in Humphreys County. The commission heard presentations on the refuge and several other Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency ongoing programs and future projects.

OPINION: New Little Hoover Commission report focuses on five ways to improve law enforcement training in California.

VA announces COVID-19 vaccine mandate for medical employees, staff Published  VA announces COVID-19 vaccine mandate for medical employees, staff The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced on Monday that VA health care personnel will be required to get vaccinated against COVID-19 ORLANDO, Fla. - The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced on Monday that VA health care personnel will be required to get vaccinated against COVID-19.  The agency said VA employees will have eight weeks...

Texas: GOA Responds to Sellout License to Carry Instructors Ammoland Inc. Posted on Texas: GOA Responds to Sellout License to Carry Instructors Springfield, VA – -(AmmoLand.com)- Rachel Malone, Texas Director of Gun Owners of America, responded to License to Carry (LTC) instructors who are opposing efforts to restore the right of self-defense in Texas, stating: “Earlier today, a small contingent of License to Carry instructors sided with Bloomberg-funded organizations and opposed pendi...

An interview with Marie Lee, editor of Encore Magazine. They begin by discussing a profile Lee herself wrote about Victor Ledbetter, the newly-elected Portage city commissioner and director of KVCCs Law Enforcement Training Program. A Black American, he believes diversity training can make a big difference in bringing communities together. This months cover story describes the years of  work and cooperation that went into turning the financially-straightened First Baptist Church of Kalamazoo i...

K-State Poly launches fire and hazmat training course The Salina Journal Kansas State University Polytechnic announced it will offer a training course on unmanned aircraft systems for firefighters and hazardous materials personnel. The four-day course will use K-State’s UAS technology, with the first course being Oct. 5-8 at Crisis City Training Center southwest of Salina. "Working with Salina-area firefighters and our partners at Crisis City Training Center, we have created a course that of...