Joseph Sutter News Today

The last 747 has rolled off Boeing's production line, but the iconic jumbo jet still has plenty of history to make.

IN AUGUSTA, Friday, Aug. 25, at 7:08 a.m., Antonio Julian Vazquez, 48, of Augusta, was arrested on a charge of domestic violence assault. 8:24 a.m., Scott J. Libby, 36, of Augusta, was arrested on a warrant. 2:40 p.m., Tyler A. Wilson, 25, of Augusta, was arrested on a warrant. Veronica R. Davila, 22, of Augusta […]

Augusta- and Waterville-area arrests for Aug. 4-11, 2023.

How certain principles can (almost) guarantee success.

Victor Ashe also weighs in on a defamation lawsuit against Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs, the East Tennessee Foundation Board, and notable birthdays.

Augusta- and Waterville-area arrests for Sept. 30-Oct. 7, 2022.

Soon the last Airbus A380 will be delivered and the program will come to an end. Once seen as the future of travel, the world's biggest aircraft turned into a flop. But for the plane-maker, it was still worth the effort.

An increase in the use of business jets cannot just be put down to the coronavirus pandemic. Greater comfort and easy-to-use shared private jet programs are proving that flying status symbols are here to stay.

Thirty years ago, Pan Am ceased operations. The US airline put its stamp on civil aviation like no other and will always be remembered, especially by people in Berlin.

For almost 100 years, Sutter Drug was a Burlington icon. Started in in 1903, the company was run by three generations of the same family. Founded by Joseph R. Sutter, the business eventually branched out to five stores in the Burlington/West Burlington area.