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Staff from both MCC and MCC Foundation (MCCF) recently undertook a trip to Lebanon, to visit one of the thriving cricket projects in the country and deliver an intensive programme of coaching to youngsters.

LOGAN — A lengthy list of 86 indictments were returned when the grand jury convened in September. The list was released by Logan County Prosecuting Attorney David Wandling on Tuesday,

A Bedford man convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the July 2021 beating death of his friend and roommate was sentenced Tuesday to one year in jail.

Two men who became embroiled in a major cannabis conspiracy headed up by two Darwen drug dealers have been jailed.

A painter and decorator from Greenmount was caught growing cannabis for himself after spotting equipment belonging to the member of a major gang…

 LEBANON JUNCTION – On the heels of learning that the community would receive a multi-million digester facility, residents of Lebanon Junction would receive its two large distribution warehouses. S&F Investments LLC have requested a rezoning request from B-1 Highway Business to IG General Industrial on 14.4 acres. The property is located on the southeastern quadrant of the Interstate 65 interchange with Highway 61. Attorney Eric Farris said the plan is to construct two warehous...

BEDFORD — A Bedford man pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of his friend and roommate who sustained injuries during an argument.

 LEBANON JUNCTION — As the rules get a bit more clear on how government agencies can spend federal American Rescue Plan Act funds, actual projects are starting to be announced. The Lebanon Junction City Council has around $500,000 overall to spend. The money will be sent in staggered payments. In amending its current budget to reflect the additional revenue and expenditures, Lebanon Junction looks to spend its first half of funding on a variety of projects.

Coal country cleanup: Biden plan sketches out possible future for former miners Reuters | Jul 28, 2021 03:50 PM EDT Troy Mullins, 20, and father Cosam Mullins, 86, pose for their portrait at an Abandoned Mine Land reclamation site where they both operate heavy equipment in Clinchco, western Virginia, U.S (Photo : REUTERS/Dane Rhys) Cosam Mullins mined coal in the western hills of Virginia for much of his working life. Now, with mining jobs hard to find, hes cleaning up the mess the industry lef...

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