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That gets a ding the federal trade Commission Just approved pepsis purchase of Rockstar Energy drinks. Its going to be so annoying at restaurants when they order a coke and a red bull and the waitress says, sorry, is pepsi and rockstar okay . Thats right, pepsi now owns mountain dew and Rockstar Energy drinks. Pepsi, who are you fooling just start making meth and call it a day come on. This is exciting last night, espn aired the first two parts of their Michael Jordan docuseries, the last dance....

Sally Handlon chats with Eric Allred from Corporate Cleaners and Historic Bethlehem River Tours about his journey and decision to start a second business.

Students in Eric Allred’s electronics classes at Preston High School have been building flashlights for decades, and lately they’ve been using their skills and knowledge to help with a humanitarian

Students in Eric Allred’s electronics classes at Preston High School have been building flashlights for decades, and lately they’ve been using their skills and knowledge to help with a humanitarian

The Festival of Lights kicked off the season on Nov. 6 in the Robinson Building with the annual Candlelight Dinner and silent auction which are a fundraiser for the event.

Preston city’s annual Festival of Lights is slated for next month, and the festival committee has requested reservations for the Candlelight dinner by Friday, Oct. 15.

Embattled Horse Racing Track Receives Year-Long Racing License Los Alamitos Race Course in Cypress, California, was approved for a one-year quarter horse racing license by a 4-3 vote by the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) Jan. 21. The decision by the board came just four days after two horses died during training at the track. Although Los Alamitos supporters, including horse owners, breeders, and trainers, expressed support of the one-year license, the board approval came with the cavea...

Los Alamitos Horse Track Owner Threatens to Halt Operations After Licensing Vote All bets are off at the Los Alamitos Race Course, where the horse racing track’s owner has threatened its closure over a contentious licensing debate. The embattled quarter horse and thoroughbred facility in Cypress, California—where at least 29 horses have died from racing or training injuries this year—had sought a full-year license from the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB).  The CHRB instead granted t...