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The board also approved contracting for election services with the Calhoun County Elections Administration. Port Director Charles Hausmann said the cost for the election for three districts as at $15,268. District 1 is up and is currently held by Tony Holladay, who has filed for re-election. He has drawn a challenger as Casey Sharp has filed for the seat. Also, up for election is District 5, which is currently held by Johnny Perez, who has filed for re-election. District 6, currently held by To...

ACS board President Patrick Hill sent an email to Lindsay Brown, author of the letter co-signed by dozens of people, saying the board already had done its due diligence.

DALLAS (AP) — Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said his family vacation to Mexico was “obviously a mistake” as he returned stateside Thursday following an uproar over his disappearance during a

PFLAG Norman recently announced it will be naming its 2021 scholarship in memory of a local teenager and his family.

By Bill Halpin IRISH American Heritage Month is heralded by presidential and congressional proclamations that celebrate the achievements and contributions of Irish immigrants and their descendants to the fabric of America. IAHM is also featured on national websites at the Library of Congress, the National Archives and the Smithsonian Institution. Today 39 million Americans claim Irish heritage! And there is plenty of reason to celebrate the feast and the month of St. Patrick. In the...

Tennessee will expand vaccine eligibility statewide to residents 65 and older and those in phase 1b of the state’s coronavirus vaccination plan beginning Monday.

ATLANTA - The Georgia House of Representatives unanimously passed legislation Tuesday that would make it easier to enroll low-income children in Medicaid.

A significant focus will be on rectifying what some lawmakers believe has been racial injustice on the part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture over the years.

Illinois lawmakers are required to draw new legislative and congressional district maps this year, but that process may be thrown into chaos because of delays in producing the census numbers

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