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March 26, 2023
A colourful Cockermouth band has been bringing smiles to shoppers faces - and raising lots of charity funds.
March 16, 2023
A busy Cockermouth band will be continuing with its fundraising this weekend.
March 8, 2023
For the past two weeks, accusations of bribery, money laundering and Mexican drug cartel string-pulling have led to infighting among Republican lawmakers.
September 27, 2022
A new recruitment website has been launched by Tindle Newspapers Ltd, publisher of the Cambrian News, to give clients access to the latest technology and reach engaged audiences in a cost-effective way.
September 26, 2022
A NEW recruitment website has been launched by Tindle Newspapers Ltd, publisher of the Mid-Devon Advertiser, Dawlish Gazette and Teignmouth Post, to give clients access to the latest technology and reach engaged audiences in a cost-effective way.
August 27, 2022
News & Star readers have been reacting to a warning given to those who have or are thinking of cancelling their direct debit to pay for their…
August 18, 2022
After two years of Covid cancellations, a Cockermouth group is back in the swing of it.
August 20, 2021
The Eugene 4J district is beginning their search for a new superintendent, as they prepare to launch into an uncertain school year.
July 28, 2021
Credit Jen Wright The board voted 4-1 to approve the contract hiring Robert Saxton until June 2022, for a period of 190 days for a salary of $150,000. During the special meeting, Saxton answered questions from board members about addressing equity in education, COVID concerns and diversity in staff and administration. Saxton said he believes equity is about making sure all students can access resources, and not taking resources away. “One of the most important things about equity when we...
July 21, 2021
KLCCs Jen Wright reports on the Eugene City Council Public Forum. The proposals come from the Ad Hoc Committee on Police Policy report addressing use of force, oversight, and other policies. Thirty-two community members spoke. Most asked the council to immediately put all the proposed changes into action. Ad Hoc Committee member Marty Wilder encouraged urgency. “Please don’t wait for bad things to happen to change bad policy,” Wilder said. “As long as there’s a possibility for p...