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A Utah-based Christian K-12 academy fired four top administrators for their alleged involvement in what is potentially a multi-million dollar embezzlement scheme involving tuition funds.  

Instead of spending to drive independent voters, the party in Arizona poured money into ‘vanity projects.’

Heads of African Investment Promotion Agencies, businessmen and women as well as academia will meet in Accra on Wednesday, January 25, to strategise on how African nations can add value to natural resources through Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to boost their economies and create jobs. The discussions will be held…

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It has been nine months since members of a Monroe County church have been able to worship in their sanctuary.

Pie will be served in the church lobby.

Beulah N. Miller Gray, 101, of Delphi, passed away at 12:13 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, at her daughter-in-law’s home, near Delphi, where she was being cared for the past year. She was born April 24, 1921, in Petit, to Clark and Clara Jones Miller. Her marriage was to Virgil P. Gray, in Flora, on

As residents recover from the recent onslaught of tornadoes and storms, shelters are opening for those affected by the damage in Troup, Spalding and Henry counties.

Residents in Griffin are still recovering after a EF-3 tornado hit the town, causing extensive damage to businesses and homes. Here's how you can help.

Residents in Griffin are still recovering after a EF-3 tornado hit the town, causing extensive damage to businesses and homes. Here's how you can help.