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Homelessness in Bell County, and how local organizations can help, will be the topic of a virtual panel Thursday evening.

Spirits Bottle for Veteran-Owned Whiskey Brand Hits its Target New whiskey brand launched to celebrate all branches of the military uses unique packaging touches throughout, including a canteen-style bottle, a spent cartridge-shaped cap, and a display case designed to look like an ammo crate. Jan 22nd, 2021 Distilled and packaged in the U.S.A., but conceived of on a rooftop in Baghdad, Iraq, in 2007, Regimental Whiskey pays tribute to all branches of the military, past and present, with t...

NEA NAIA Roundup (1/21/21) Williams Baptist splits with Lindenwood-Belleville Crowleys Ridge College men fall to Lincoln College. (Source: SOURCE: KAIT) By Region 8 Newsdesk | January 21, 2021 at 10:18 PM CST - Updated January 22 at 1:29 PM Lyon swept a basketball doubleheader Thursday. Williams Baptist split at home while Crowley’s Ridge was swept on the road. Williams Baptist (Women) 88, Columbia 75 A career night for Taylor Freeman (SR/Murfreesboro, Tenn.) helped lead the Lady Ea...

Arkansas school-based clinic administers COVID-19 vaccine to teachers, staffers (Source: KFVS) By Fred Gamble | January 21, 2021 at 2:50 PM CST - Updated January 21 at 10:00 PM MILLER COUNTY, Ark. (KSLA) - A new medical provider in southwest Arkansas is on board in helping the state proceed with Phase 1-B COVID protocol. First up are local teachers and others who work with children. The waiting room was full in the latest clinic in Miller County. It is located on the campus of Fouke Arka...

Elected officials take office Jan. 1 By Barbara Layton Reporter Several officials were recently sworn in at the Jackson County Courthouse. Offices from Magistrate to Jackson County Sheriff and everything in between will be gaining new faces, and some returning, beginning on Jan. 1, 2021. Those sworn in to the Magistrates office include Magistrate Laura Pursley and her assistant Sarah Murray, as well as Magistrate Jackie Casto and her assistant Tamra Melhorn.  Mitch Morrison was sworn in for hi...

QUINCY — Alderman John Mast, R-5, once again is challenging a nominating petition from Steve Homan, who filed to run for City Council as an independent candidate after his petition to run as a Republican was thrown out by the Quincy Electoral Board. “The basis of my objection is that I have the desire to see that only qualified candidates run for office and be placed on the ballot,” Mast wrote in his objection. Having already filed to run in the consolidated election this spring ...

Ho! Ho! Ho! Santa Steve has arrived a few days early to hand out his Christmas gifts to all the good little fellas and ladies in the Quincy area. Here’s what he plans on giving some of the region’s familiar personalities: • Roy Webb, superintendent of Quincy Public Schools: Some time to simply sit back and chill at the end of the semester. Webb has done a marvelous job guiding Quincy schools through these uncharted COVID-19 waters. • Kyle Moore, mayor of Quincy: Another worl...

Tattoo artists are often put into a stereotype of being involved with gangs or minimally a rough and tumble crowd. They’re sometimes looked down upon to as “those people.” On first appearances, not many would think that Shawna Moore, who looks like a clean-cut hometown girl, would be a successful tattoo artist, but she is.  Moore, and her husband, Kyle, recently appeared before Lincolnton City Council and successfully petitioned the council to amend their zoning regulations to...

Crowley’s Ridge College plays 4th D1 opponent this month, Pioneers fall to Lipscomb K.J. Corder had 15 points and 8 rebounds but Crowleys Ridge College fell to Lipscomb on Monday. (Source: ESPN+) By Crowleys Ridge College Athletics | December 21, 2020 at 5:48 PM CST - Updated December 21 at 5:48 PM Lipscomb (Tenn.) University made nine first-half three-pointers and went on to a 97-60 win over the Crowley’s Ridge College Pioneers. Lipscomb (4-5) led 50-27 at the half as seven dif...

Scott Olson/Getty Images A group of 150 mayors is urging Congress to provide immediate financial assistance to local governments. "It is imperative that we have resources available through the stimulus package to effectively maintain city services and deploy the pending vaccines," Kyle Moore, the Republican mayor of Quincy, Illinois, said Tuesday. A recent survey of local leaders found the vast majority believed the federal government had provided insufficient supp...