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ROANOKE, Va. (WFXR) – With spring months and warmer weather just around the corner, many people, and outdoor enthusiasts in the Southwest and Central Virginia might already be thinking ahead to the next adventure. Whether you’re from the area, new in town, or just visiting, according to worldatlas.com and Blue Ridge Outdoors, some of […]

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Shawn Brown, vice president of safety with Cargo Transporters and mayor of the City of Claremont, North Carolina, joined Jeremy Reymer on a recent episode of Taking the Hire Road. The post Leading people: From the fleet to the mayor’s office – Taking the Hire Road appeared first on FreightWaves.

By highly innovative methods, Ollie Pope bracketed himself with some of his country’s all-time greats.

This L.A. business pressed discs immortalizing Black Flag, 2Pac and N.W.A. - and ordinary people too.

A DRIVER seen going at 90mph through Handbridge in Chester has admitted a charge of dangerous driving.

Last spring, a self-employed scientist filed a lawsuit against UC Santa Cruz officials over the school’s requirement for jobseekers to include a diversity, equity and inclusion statement, or DEI statement, in their employment application, claiming that the requirement violates the First Amendment. The case was dismissed last week because the plaintiff never actually applied for a job at the university.

Paris Junior College was recently selected as the recipient of the 2023 “Exemplar” ROSE award in Recognition of Scaling Excellence. PJC is the first community college in the state to have achieved the goal of reaching scale in the essential practices across all four pillars of the Texas Pathways str

A memorial volleyball tournament at Brockville Collegiate Institute remembered Ethan Tucker.

A memorial volleyball tournament at Brockville Collegiate Institute remembered Ethan Tucker.