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THE next session of Muddy Church at Lyke Kirk will take place on Saturday December 18.

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  Publishers Note: This post appears here courtesy of ECU News Services. The author of this post is Crystal Baity. Before leaving for work, Chancellor Philip Rogers says goodbye to his son Dean. | Photos: Rhett Butler Vince Smith, left, secretary of the ECU Board of Trustees, walks across campus with Chancellor Philip Rogers, center, and Vern Davenport, right, chair of the board, on Rogers’ first day.     Monday marked a homecoming for Dr. Philip Rogers first official day as chancellor at...

Downtown business owners frustrated after suspects arrested in drug busts were released Tammy Mutasa, KOMO News UP NEXT SEATTLE—This week, the Seattle Police Department has been busy busting nearly a dozen people in bold and dangerous drug operations. The raids happened around Downtown Seattle, Yesler Terrace and Pioneer Square—some of them in a variety of homeless encampments. But three men arrested in one of those operations, are already back out on the streets—raising ...

The Daily Reporter COLDWATER — “I’m competent,” Jonathan Fleming, 42, objected to Branch County District Court Judge Brent Weigle Tuesday afternoon. The judge ordered the Michigan Center for Forensic Psychiatry to determine his current state of mind, as well if he was criminally responsible when he allegedly threw a rock through a window at neighbor Thomas Hensell on Jan 15.    Hensell, a 70-year old veteran, had befriended his Lyter Road neighbor. Fleming appeared outside his home an...

Businesses miss big crowds, big bucks with empty stadium for Seahawks playoff game Suzanne Phan, KOMO News Reporter Seahawks host playoff game; businesses miss big crowds, big bucks UP NEXT SEATTLE - In any other year -- playoff games involving the Hawks mean big bucks for many small businesses around Pioneer Square. But because of the pandemic, a lack of fans in the stadium, that is a tall order, even when its such a big game. Instead of packing into Lumen Field, die-hard Hawk...