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Huckabay’s Lavergne earns 2020 Lone Star FFA Degree By Patty Hullett For the Empire-Tribune Jamie Lavergne, a senior at Huckabay High School, earned the prestigious Lone Star FFA Degree during the 5th General Session of the Texas FFA Convention, which took place virtually. Lavergne joins six other former award winners from her alma mater. Lavergne is the first female in Huckabay FFA Chapter history to earn this prestigious award, and the first female recipient in 44 years. “I first became ...

Print this article President Bidens team said he will be instructing his attorney general to review a Trump policy prohibiting the Justice Department from using tens of millions of dollars in bank settlement payments that Republicans criticize as a “slush fund” to leftist groups. The Biden transition team released this week a “non-exclusive list of agency actions that heads of the relevant agencies will review” in accordance with an executive order on “Protecting Public Health and t...

CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon delivered his "State of the State" address virtually to the Wyoming Legislature on Tuesday. Gordon took a look

Why didnt county step in to stop super-spreader event? December 23, 2020 at 7:50 PM EST - Updated December 23 at 10:26 PM Contact 5 has learned at least one Palm Beach County commissioner plans to ask questions after video from inside a conference at the countys convention center shows many people maskless and not social distancing. Video showing about 2,000 people inside the Palm Beach County Convention Center on Tuesday is causing concern. In the video, participants attending the Contact...

Vinidea Brings Prestigious Forum to California December 17, 2020 December 15th, 2020, Ponte dell’Olio, Italy - ENOFORUM, the largest scientific technical congress in Europe for the wine sector, is coming to the United States on May 5-6, 2021 in Sonoma County, CA. Produced by Vinidea, ENOFORUM takes place every two years in Italy, Spain and Portugal, bringing together over 1,900 technicians with 70 research groups and 40 leading companies. In Europe, it is the only conference that combin...

iStockphoto Utah will administer its first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine this week, and a state lawmaker wants to reassure residents that the state won’t require them to get one. Utah Rep. Robert Spendlove, R-Sandy, is planning to introduce a bill that would prohibit the state government from mandating a COVID-19 vaccine for the general public. It would, however, allow private businesses to require vaccinations. “Its important for the government to, as much as possible, leave these decisions...