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Advice Message – CUMMINS Threat is Reduced Issued 18 Dec 2021 15:58 Issued for Bartley Road near Cummins in the Lower Eyre Peninsula, North of Cummins

New Braunfels Utilities officials late Monday announced a return to non-drought watering conditions for its customers.

Forest officials said starting Friday, August 13th, parts of the Umatilla National Forest land will reopen, except areas near wildfires.

Q2 News Director Jon Stepanek steps down after 27 years MTN News and last updated 2021-05-06 17:18:43-04 BILLINGS - After 27 years as News Director of KTVQ (Q2) in Billings, MT, Jon Stepanek will leave the station in June. Prior to coming to Billings in 1993 Stepanek held various roles in news and sports in Montana, California, and North Dakota. “I feel so fortunate to have had a long career at one TV station. I am one of the few News Directors who have been lucky to find a station and com...

MTN News Director Jon Stepanek steps down after 27 years MTN News and last updated 2021-05-06 17:21:01-04 BILLINGS - After 27 years as News Director of KTVQ (Q2) in Billings, MT, Jon Stepanek will leave the station in June. Prior to coming to Billings in 1993 Stepanek held various roles in news and sports in Montana, California, and North Dakota. “I feel so fortunate to have had a long career at one TV station. I am one of the few News Directors who have been lucky to find a station and co...

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Dozens of COVID-19 vaccination sites have opened across New York for those eligible to receive a shot. But supplies are dwindling after Gov. Andrew Cuomo opened up eligibility in mid-January to millions.  Many sites may have already run out of doses or have all their appointments booked, and have begun turning away those seeking the vaccine. New York receives about 250,000 new doses from the federal government each week, according to Cuomo.  Appointments h...

and last updated 2021-01-30 03:16:40-05 News5 spoke with Dr. Eric France, the chief medical officer for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), to learn more about how this decision was made. Dr. France said after assessing current vaccination progress, it was time to start thinking about which groups of people ought to be next. "We just feel like its time to give the kids a break. And its time to elevate the importance of family and children, and make them a priority ...

This and That - Dec. 30 Dec. 28, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail The City of Plainview will offer Loan-A-Tub tree disposal sites through Jan. 8. Those who want to discard of their Christmas trees can do so in the green containers located at 200 N. Columbia or in one of the yellow Loan-A-Tubs at the corners of 16th and Holiday, 2nd and Columbia, 18th and Galveston and Garland and Kermit Streets. The tubs will be removed on Jan. 8 but residents who have a tree to dispose of after that date can still do...

This and That - Dec. 23 Dec. 20, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail City of Plainview offices will be closed on Thursday and Friday in observance of the holidays. Administration offices including Unger Memorial Library, the Plainivew/Hale County Health Department and the Solid Waste Department will be closed. The library will also be closed on Saturday and on Jan. 1 and 2. South Plains Church in Levelland is preparing for its 11th Free Wedding Weekends event on March 5 and 6. The event is meant to help ...

This and That - Dec. 16 Dec. 15, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail The City of Plainview is accepting applications for several boards within city government. The board accepting applicants include: Zoning Board of Adjustment, Building Trades/Fire Code Board of Appeals, Parks Advisory Board, Planning & Zoning Commission and the Board of Health. Descriptions of each board are available at www.plainviewtx.org/69/Boards-Committees-Commissioners. Those interested can also call (806)296-1100. Applications ar...