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Alex Bohannons interest in public service dates to 2002, when Denise Hartsfield made her first run as a district court judge.

By Joseph Hamrick Herald-Banner Columnist Jan 31, 2021 Jan 31, 2021 I attended the Commerce City Council meeting on the third Tuesday evening as one of the representatives of the Commerce Public Library Board. The library’s boiler went out and it had to be closed because it’s just too cold in there. I hadn’t been to a city council meeting in years, not since I was a reporter in 2015. Nostalgic, stepping into the room. Like seeing an old friend. I sat down and began to...

TUPELO • In just a few days, Tupelo voters will either green light the city’s unique road-building program for a seventh time or bring it to a screeching halt after

BRIDGTON, Maine — Bridgton-Lake Region Rotary Club will be presenting a series of speakers during its monthly meetings.

State Rep. Emanuel “Chris” Welch was walking through security at the Bank of Springfield Center on his way to the makeshift Illinois House floor the morning of Jan. 11 when

Supporters of Mountain Valley Pipeline make two important errors when they argue that people support their project. (“Poll shows support for pipeline in Southwest Virginia,” Roanoke Times, January 25, 2021).

Just a couple of weeks into a job that most people couldn’t imagine being held by anyone other than the guy who had it for decades, Illinois House Speaker Chris

The ceremony was postponed from Monday because of rain.

Ballad Health’s hospitalization numbers continue to plummet, with the system reporting 136 COVID-19 patients in its facilities on Friday — a drop of 24 and another three-month low.

In support of their efforts throughout the pandemic, First State Bank of the Florida Keys has donated $15,000 to local food banks and children’s nonprofit organizations serving the Keys community.