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MURRAY – Three Southwest Calloway Elementary School students were announced this week as the winners of the Murray Main Street “Mini Murals Project” contest.

The artwork made by three students from Southwest Calloway Elementary School is being showcased in a mural on Main Street in Murray.

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The Scottish Canoe Association was thrown off the Grandtully stretch of the River Tay after the constructions were discovered.

Beshear made the announcement at Murray State University Friday afternoon, after visiting Mayfield and Graves County to tour flood-damaged areas.

The Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal is a weekly print newspaper and online news source serving Virginias Middle Peninsula.

Aberdeen Journals was given an insight into the work of the Storm Arwen taskforce set up to help north-east communities.

Aberdeen police to move public counter to Marischal College ahead of Queen Street demolition Updated: May 19, 2021, 4:00 pm © EVENING EXPRESS Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Aberdeen residents who want to access the police’s public counter will need to visit Marischal College from the end of this month, as the move ...

$1,537,605 The Sunday $10,300 event drew 1,089 entries last week, with the largest share by Tuesday (final table day) going to Andersson, a Swedish online pro with over $5 million in cashes. The champion dominated play at the final table so much that he held a 19-1 chip advantage when heads-up play against Julian Stuer (also a Cardschat BWOW for another event this week) began. It truly was “Milly Maker Week” on GGPoker, the poker site promoted by Daniel Negreanu. Andersson was one of three ...

$1,537,605 The Sunday $10,300 event drew 1,089 entries last week, with the largest share by Tuesday (final table day) going to Andersson, a Swedish online pro with over $5 million in cashes. The champion dominated play at the final table so much that he held a 19-1 chip advantage when heads-up play against Julian Stuer (also a Cardschat BWOW for another event this week) began. It truly was “Milly Maker Week” on GGPoker, the poker site promoted by Daniel Negreanu. Andersson was one of three ...