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On March 31, 2023, Jasper Randall Amir died unexpectedly in Salt Lake City, Utah. Born and raised in his beloved Fieldbrook, California, Jasper was 30...

Anglers who travel with a fly rod or two learn how to navigate airports, ticketing gates and baggage claim. Inevitably everything you plan for gets tested. Weather and mechanical issues exist in a realm outside...

Four men will go on trial over the death of Southampton man Mark Noke

Four men will go on trial over the death of Southampton man Mark Noke

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Roach was taken to the Barren County Detention Center and appeared in court Wednesday morning.

EventConnect announced it is taking steps to further support tourism-focused facilities with the addition of Justin Roach to its leadership team....

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Will alcohol to-go stick around post-pandemic? KOAA News5 and last updated 2021-02-24 19:51:13-05 COLORADO SPRINGS — Alcohol to-go may be the one thing people hope sticks around after the pandemic ends, and state lawmakers are trying to make it a reality. Last year, lawmakers in Colorado passed legislation to temporarily allow restaurants and businesses to sell alcohol to-go and deliver it. Now, a group of them want to make it permanent. Lee Spirits Company in downtown Colorado Springs is ...

CAITLYN M. MAY On Monday, Greater Albany Public Schools released a draft plan that would see all K-12 students back in classrooms by Feb. 25. But it came with a caveat that has been repeated by the district for the last nine months: school will not look the same, and how long students can stay in the classroom is up to the community. The plan, which has not yet been finalized, follows new guidance from the state that prioritizes elementary students for in-person learning. GAPS st...