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KENDALLVILLE — With more than a decade of experience as a patrolman, Doug Davis is poised to become Kendallville’s next police detective.

(The Center Square) – While the 20 villages, towns and cities on the Louisiana legislative auditor’s list of financially distressed municipalities are in fairly stable condition, almost 100 agencies across

McDONOUGH — The Henry County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the Bridges at Jodeco site to build the county’s new $22 million aquatic center on Tuesday. The 160-acre residential and commercial mixed-use development is located at Interstate 75 and Jodeco Road. The owner is donating a minimum of 8 acres and a maximum of 14 acres to build the center. The facility will be built using Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax V monies and include a competition and therapy pool and...

From staff reports Mar 9, 2021 The Millsap ISD board of trustees Monday night voted to accept modification to guidance from the Texas Education Agency on making masks optional. Millsap Superintendent Deann Lee announced last week that she would be making the recommendation to the board, following Gov. Greg Abbotts announcement that he was rescinding the statewide mask mandate. "Beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday, March 10, it will be optional for all students, staff and parents at school-rela...

A major overhaul of Georgia’s absentee voting system and other election changes brought by Republican lawmakers passed in the state Senate Monday by a party-line vote, sparking cries of voter

Several Radford city council members are looking to increase the amount of historical context throughout the city, particularly in predominantly Black areas. Mayor David Horton brought up the idea at a recent city council meeting at the tail end of Black History Month after publishing a series of Facebook posts throughout February highlighting local Black history each day of the month. “I decided to share some of the stories I knew but also to reach out to some of the people in the communi...

Q: Will the Senior Services Art Show & Sale take place this year?

The man looked lonely, even lost.

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FAIRMONT — Organizations and a former state senator have come out against the passage of Senate Bill 12.