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We lost everything: Fire forces Cypress-area family of 11 from home two days before Christmas FacebookTwitterEmail 12 1of12Catherine Modlies walks out of her burned house after retrieving some personal items Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020, in Cypress. Modlies, a mother of 11, vacuated the house fire with 10 children at 3 a.m. She said she was grateful that all of them get out of the fire safe despite of the fire destroying her rental home.Yi-Chin Lee/Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2...

Virginia added 3,591 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday as the Lord Fairfax Health District added 109 new cases. The Health Department also reported 135 statewide hospitalizations and 51 deaths on Tuesday. Locally, Clarke County reported one new death. The Lord Fairfax district, which covers Winchester and the counties of Clarke, Frederick, Page, Shenandoah and Warren, has a seven-day average of 124 new daily cases. Frederick added 41 new cases, Shenandoah 29, Winchester 17, Warren 12, Page six a...

The project was started to help food-insecure kids have food to help sustain them during Christmas break. Author: 5NEWS Web Staff Updated: 9:43 AM CST December 18, 2020 SPRINGDALE, Arkansas — The Rotary of Springdale plans to feed 600 Springdale families this year and started the project to help food-insecure kids have food to help sustain them during Christmas break.  The Board started the food donation program two years ago and distributed 50 bags at Lee Ele...

Taylor now has reached 167 deaths. The deceased are two men: one in his 70s with preexisting conditions and the other in his 60s with unknown medical predisposition, officials reported. The average age of all deceased is 77. The county has reported 50 COVID-19-linked deaths in December, compared to 41 in November and 16 in October.  The 125 new cases are based on 65 polymerase chain reaction tests and 60 antigen tests.  Active cases number 2,440 (943 PCR cases and 1,497 antigen cases), whi...

LEE — Lee Public Schools will remain in hybrid learning mode, despite surrounding communities reverting to all-remote education because of a spike in coronavirus cases. School Superintendent Michael Richard told the Lee School Committee on Tuesday night that he has been asked by several residents why Lee doesn’t go all remote as a preemptive measure to help keep COVID-19 at bay. The Great Barrington-based Berkshire Hills Regional School District mostly is remote, with Lenox and Pittsf...