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Worley CFO steps down Share Worley will kick off 2021 by hunting for a new chief financial officer after Tom Honan said he would he retire from the global engineering group after five years in the top finance role. The company said on Monday that Mr Honan would stay on until June 2021 while it ran a global search for someone to replace him. Mr Honan, whose former finance jobs include a stint at toll road group Transurban, joined Worley in late 2015 to strengthen its management team as it was st...

Nueces County Commissioners vote to demolish and rebuild Bob Hall Pier The estimated cost to design and build a new pier is about 13 million dollars if not more. Author: Bill Churchwell Updated: 10:17 PM CST December 18, 2020 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — County commissioners voted Friday to demolish and rebuild the pier and concession stand. The structure has been off-limits to the public after it was heavily damaged in Hurricane Hanna. The outcome came today in a s...

, Updated 14 Dec 2020, 14:10 GMT Dr. Daniel H. Anderson, an aerospace technologist and test director in the Nonsterile Nitrogen Processing Laboratory in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory at the Manned Spacecraft Center looks at much-discussed Apollo 14 basketball-size rock through a microscope. The two moon-exploring crew men of Apollo 14 brought back 90-odd pounds of lunar sample material from their two periods of extravehicular activity on the lunar surface in the Fra Mauro area. Photograph by N...

SCOTTVILLE — Four candidates are vying for an open spot on the Mason County Central Board of Education, and a new trustee will be selected Monday. Oscar Davila, Steven Griswold, Tom McLouth and Rebecca Frederick have each submitted letters of interest to fill the vacancy left by long-time trustee Jeff Barnett on Nov. 16. The board will hear from each of them during an interview session from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. prior to the start of the regular meeting at 7. Both the interviews and the regula...

Moberly receives clean audit The council received the citys audit report Monday from Columbia-based Williams-Keepers LLC.  Moberly uses a modified cash basis for accounting, so the audit report included information on city fund financial statements and their notes as they have more detail than a government-wide audit report, Amanda Schultz, with Williams-Keeper said. The audit was on the fiscal year that ended June 30. Revenue actually was up by $711,000, Schultz said. This was due to Ameren s...