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ASHLAND At last week’s Ashland City Commission meeting, both city officials and members of the non-profit community gave a sort of year in review for 2022, listing accomplishments and metrics.

Story by Angela Wilson, Excutive Director of Marketing & Public Relations at SIC   Trenton Lee Hopper of Hamilton County High School has signed his intent to shoot trap with the SIC Clay Breakers for the 2022-23 season.   “Hamilton County has been producing many […]

A Missouri man died in an early Tuesday wreck on Cruzon Grade Road, authorities said.

Company was going to come in and just it immediately it was either get it out or they would nuke it from nuke it from on high and they had no idea after two weeks theyre like you got to get out ofhe here. but i mean, what did they have ? they wanted people to pay six dollars a month to watch chris wallace interview peoplee that we all thought were maybe dead. yeah, how can you be ins. the meeting that oh, we got a book wilford brimley nossiter. hes actually dead.>> yeah. g yeah. so im going down...

Texas has it beat when it comes to beef-based barbecue. But a few upstart pitmasters are hoping to change KC's reputation.

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WBGZ Radio 4/10/2021 | By Greg Bishop - Illinois Radio Network Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s motion to dismiss a challenge from Geneva restaurant FoxFire to the governor’s executive orders has been denied. For more than a year, Pritzker has had executive orders leveling blanket restrictions and closures on restaurants across the state to slow the spread of COVID-19. FoxFire challenged the orders in October. A hearing on whether to dismiss the case, a motion made by the governor, was heard last mont...

Hospitality jobs devastated as pandemic erases a third of small businesses Sarah Mansur Capitol News Illinois and David C.L. Bauer Journal-Courier April 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 A new data tracker created by a team at a Harvard University nonprofit shows how the pandemic has impacted small-business closures and revenue, among other economic indicators. In Illinois, the percentage of open small businesses fell by 36.5% from January 2020 to March.tracktherecovery.orgShow MoreShow Less 3o...