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THURSDAY, Sept. 7 — The City Rescue Mission is looking to expand with a new homeless shelter in two buildings on Kalamazoo Street near the Capitol Complex. “We’ve been …

Paul Heavner, O.D. passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Cumberland Times News on 2023-09-05.

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The barbecue was fired up and the whiskey a flowin’ as hundreds of people filed into a new restaurant and lounge over Labor Day weekend.

Now two weeks into its season, Vanderbilt is beginning to get an idea of its strengths and weaknesses. Still, it’s difficult to gauge expectations considering that both of its first two games came against significantly weaker programs, non-Power 5 programs in Hawaii and Alabama A&M. Perhaps the Commodores’ biggest strength is their air attack. With...

Troup County held its third quarter service awards during the Board of Commissioners work session on Tuesday morning honoring a trio of county employees with three decades of service.

President Biden griped that his onetime boss Barack Obama wasn’t down-home enough — and couldn’t even properly say “Fuck you!” claims “The Last Politician’’ by well-connected author Franklin Foer.

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A Nunavut case is looking to change the way that mandatory minimum driving prohibitions work in the territory. Defence lawyers argue that driving bans prevent Inuit hunters from going on the land, violating their Charter rights and rights under the Nunavut Agreement.

Box scores never show the full picture. On Saturday night, Vanderbilt beat the SWAC’s Alabama A&M Bulldogs 47-13. The Commodores picked up the slack in the second half of the game but started in lackluster fashion. They scored just 12 points in the first half to a defense that allowed 47.5 points combined to the...