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Construction to be PAUSED for Memorial Day Weekend May 26, 2021 at 04:20 pm by WGNS The Tennessee Department of Transportation will suspend all construction-related lane closures on interstates and state routes beginning at noon on Friday, May 28 through 6:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 1. This will provide maximum roadway capacity for motorists expected to travel in the state this Memorial Day weekend. “Suspending construction-related lane closures during the Memorial Day week...

The Daily Universe Students walk along the southwest path near Maeser Hill to the BYU campus on April 27. A suspect was arrested for lewdness on May 7 in connection with a flashing incident in this area of campus. (Sydnee Gonzalez) A suspect was arrested for lewdness on May 7 in connection with a flashing incident on the BYU campus. A female BYU student reported a man for exposing himself to her while she ran on campus near Maeser Hill on May 5. He was seen in a Wendy’s uniform: a red pol...

Mon, 05/03/2021 - 9:15am It’s May, Hooray! The daffodils are blooming, the birds are singing. And, the customers are lining up at the Big Gray Rotary Barn every Saturday morning before we open at 8:30. The word is out! We might not be holding our annual Auction, but this is even better. Every Saturday from 8:30 to 11 the Rotary Barn is open and selling furniture, household goods, collectibles, tools and even boats. Right now we’re running a special on beautiful used doors, complet...

How Techno-economic Analysis Can Improve Energy Technologies For new energy technologies, the time elapsed from when a breakthrough is made in a laboratory setting until when it is validated, scaled up, piloted, and then widely commercialized can be years or even decades. But in the race to avoid the most damaging impacts of climate warming, the need for negative emissions technologies is urgent. Negative emission technologies, or NETs – also referred to as carbon removal technologies – rem...

Letter: Crisis center deserves this communitys support Evansville Courier & Press We have a great opportunity to strengthen our community, helping individuals and save money. These goals have always been important for the United Churches of Christ. We and our predecessors were instrumental in starting Deaconess Hospital, The Good Samaritan Home, United Caring Services, and United Family Counseling Services and in bringing Habitat for Humanity to Evansville. We have partnered with other faith co...

How long do you think you’d keep your job? If Gene Suellentrop were a working person who makes his living stocking grocery shelves or frying up fast food, he’d likely have been tossed out on his stump right away. But he’s the potent and pugilistic Kansas Senate majority leader. So he’s riding out his above alleged behavior to the official end of the legislative session in early May. How can his colleagues have brooked such a thing? He’s already left a stain on the Kansas Senate these ...

J-W Editorial staff Lawrence Journal-World Editorial Jayhawk fans and Lawrence residents ought to be excited to work with new University of Kansas Athletic Director Travis Goff. There is a lot to like about Goff’s basic story. The fact that he is a KU graduate is a plus, and his roots in Dodge City also are an attribute. Lawrence can seem a long ways away from many parts of Kansas. It is good to have people in leadership positions locally who understand the rest of the state doesn’t always...

“I can’t wait to get old.” That’s what Todd Lewis, president of Shoe Fly Corp., said after watching Jeff Long’s presentation of the Graystone Grande Palazzo on Thursday morning at the Blair County Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Club. Long, who now owns 15 Graystones in seven counties and three personal care homes, offered a video presentation of his project to convert the former Bon Secours Holy Family Hospital into a building featuring both independent living and personal care units. ...

New Kansas Athletic Director sets a fresh start for the university 41 Action News and last updated 2021-04-07 17:29:29-04 LAWRENCE, Kan. — There is a new athletic director at the University of Kansas and he faces many challenges ahead. Travis Goff is coming from Northwestern University where he served as its deputy athletic director. Jeff Long had been serving as "We are going to unite, inspire our campus, our community and our alumni base," Goff said. "Together we will build and sustain...

Wednesday It’s Raining Haiku Flakes Share this story Clouds fill the thick air Moisture brings a brief reprieve Midweek thoughts are gone It has not been a great start to the Scott Frost era at Nebraska. Hired by the Huskers at the end of the 2017 season after a successful run at Central Florida, it was the hope of Nebraska fans that the program would have shown more signs of progress by now.