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Im in no condition physically to be hosting anything other than a virus right now. Last night i hosted the emmys. And its weird [ cheers and applause ] weird to come back and do a regular show after doing a big thing like that. And nothing against you guys. But the audience last night was dressed much, much better. [ laughter ] there were no crocs. I didnt see anyones toes or anything. We went to bed very late last night. Last night i went to bed, also at the time it happened to be babe ruths ca...

Midland County has approved an agreement for the CMMBA to maintain the trails at the park outside of Sanford in exchange for holding events there.

"The Rock" caused recent Republican chaos to trend on social media.

People in Marlin and across Falls County are mourning the death of former Marlin Mayor John Keefer.

People in the city of Marlin had hoped to put the political drama behind them more than two years ago when voters sent a new administrative team to city hall.

Im Neowins new Managing Editor and I was a journalist before the internet was invented Sep 1, 2017 10:16 EDT · Hot! with 32 comments Hello, Neowin Community. Im John Keefer, the new managing editor at Neowin and I figured Id introduce myself before Steven gets bombarded with questions about the "new guy." Coming into a new job is always daunting, especially when the position is at a site with the reputation and history of Neowin. But I have never been o...

Marlin Community members come together during winter crisis Community members helped with loading the heavy repair pipes and other materials that will be used to repair the water treatment plant. Author: Jasmin Caldwell Updated: 10:17 PM CST February 18, 2021 MARLIN, Texas — The water issue in Marlin is one step closer to being fixed. Freezing temperatures caused a 10-inch pipe to burst at the water plant which left the entire city without water. But that has n...

Feb 16, 2021 COPPERAS COVE (Updated 2/15 @ 11:30am) -The City of Copperas Cove announced Sunday that they will open a warming center to offer temporary relief for citizens who may be in need due to the extreme inclement weather and prolonged freezing conditions. The warming center will be located at Copperas Cove Public Library, 501 S. Main Street. The facility will open Sunday, February 14th, beginning at 6pm and remain open until the need is no longer necessary. The warming center will be ope...