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Retail Furniture News: Industry Leaders Drive Continuous Support of City of Hope, Home furnishings industry support grows every year for the West Coast Golf & Tennis event and beyond.

Anna Ruth Stiles Henson, born January 6, 1934, passed away peacefully at JCMCH and went to her Heavenly home after enduring a couple of T.I.A’s over the past year and

JOHNSON CITY - Verlon R. Henson, born April 8, 1930, passed away peacefully and went to his Eternal Home after a battle with pulmonary fibrosis, on March 3, 2022.

Retail Furniture News: City of Hope® and Furniture Industry Leaders Reflect on 57 Years of Partnership, Leaders of both groups recognize milestones and individuals in its history of co-advocacy with the West Coast Golf & Tennis Tournament.

2021 crop production numbers are in, and Illinois posted record-breaking yields, per the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. Illinois produced the second-most corn in the nation last year, trailing only Iowa. Crop Statistician Mark Schleusener says the estimated yield was 202 bushels per acre, and total production was estimated at 2.19 billion bushels. Illinois topped the nation in soybean production, averaging 64 bushels per acre and totaling 672.6 million bushels. The Cisne Village ...

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Tampa Bay Watch volunteers use shell bags to help protect Whiskey Stump Key from erosion Tampa Bay Watch volunteers are working to protect wildlife on Whiskey Stump Key that is eroding because of heavy shipping traffic, and they’re doing it with shells. and last updated 2021-05-14 08:00:45-04 RIVERVIEW, Fla. — Tampa Bay Watch volunteers are working to protect wildlife on a small Tampa Bay island that is eroding because of heavy shipping traffic, and they’re doing it with shells....

Midcoast pickleballers take their game outside and into the cold With indoor restrictions in place, a group of players compete on outdoor courts in Brunswick to stay active. Eli Canfield/The Times Record BRUNSWICK — When the state last updated its community sports guidelines, Brunswick native John Coray knew his pickleball group would need to get creative in order to continue to play. With indoor play suspended, Coray and his peers decided to take the game outside and into the elements. “I...