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Oklahoma Project Woman, Inc. (OPW) is pleased to announce that Lori Few, a McAlester resident, has joined the Board of Directors. Lori currently serves as the Executive Assistant to the

Unintended consequences? Or a deep state conspiracy in Mississippi? That specter arose with bills introduced in the Mississippi Legislature to privatize Alcohol Beverage Control services and the operation of state parks.  House Bill 997 as introduced by Rep. Trey Lamar of Senatobia, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, would privatize the state’s distribution system of wine and liquor. Senate Bill 2486 as introduced by Sen. Neil Whaley of Potts Camp, chairman of the Senate Wi...

WASHINGTON — Skye Krebs, a native of Ione, was elected to the Region V vice president for policy for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association during its regional caucus.  Throughout their three-year terms, NCBA regional vice presidents serve as chair of their regional membership committee. Regional vice presidents play a critical role in coordinating regional member activities. They also coordinate regional activities and communications with the Federation Division Region...

The man who picked me up at an airport too many years ago to recall the date asked if I had ever heard of a guy named Rush Limbaugh. When

On Tuesday, the Bedford County Planning Commission discussed a draft of an amendment to the county’s solar ordinance that, if adopted, would allow establishment of solar facilities in Bedford County.

By Emily Adams-Bentley Staff Writer Feb 18, 2021 CORBIN -- Corbin Independent Schools will be returning to in-person classes beginning on March 1. During a special called meeting of the Corbin Board of Education, the board approved a motion to begin offering students the opportunity to return to a four-day in-school hybrid option or an all virtual school option. The board also approved to allow Superintendent David Cox to look at increasing in-person instruction to five days a week ...

By Jarrod Mills Staff Writer Feb 18, 2021 Feb 18, 2021 CORBIN — The city of Corbin will begin searching for a new recreation director, as the City Commission approved the resignation of Hope Gibson during Tuesday evening’s special-called meeting. “She really has done a great job and she’s been instrumental, especially over the last year with everything that everyone’s been through,” commented Commissioner Seth Reeves. “I hate to lose her, but I wis...

Central Illinois lawmakers offered their reactions to Gov. J.B. Pritzkers budget address Wednesday.

"The fact is, my motivation for holding elected office has never wavered," Michael Madigan said. "I have been resolute in my dedication to public service and integrity, always acting in

The high-profile Republican lawmaker went with his family for a long-planned trip to Cancun and was expected to return immediately, according to a source with direct knowledge of the situation.