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Atlanta, Georgia (PRWEB) May 17, 2022 -- Corserv, a company that empowers banks and fintechs with payment programs, has implemented an innovative credit card

Registered voters in the Brandon area for the first-time ever will cast ballots in a brand new legislative district.

On Jan. 8, the restaurant that’s been a fixture on the corner of Havens Avenue and Burr Street since 1945 closed its doors.

Napoleon, North Dakota, cattle buyer Brian Gader faces numerous legal challenges, including a theft charge in a cattle deal, has lost his license to purchase cattle and is accused of failing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases. With debts in the millions, Gader, 65, says he is "working on" his issues.

Planning Commission recently denied recommending two of the three of variances due to zoning code violations

“It’s really sad to have to say goodbye to this restaurant that has been a literal institution in Mitchell,” said Jodie Cain-Lambert, a longtime loyal Chef Louie's customer.

Via the Secretary of State's website, new candidates are popping up daily.  And today we have two new candidates who might prove to be the next generation of leaders for the South Dakota Republican Party. First off (and appropriately first in District 1) Republican Logan Manhart has filed a statement of organization to run for…

Napoleon, North Dakota, cattle buyer Brian Gader faces numerous legal challenges, including a theft charge in a cattle deal, has lost his license to purchase cattle and is accused of failing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases. With debts in the millions, Gader, 65, says he is "working on" his issues.

Napoleon, North Dakota, cattle buyer Brian Gader faces numerous legal challenges, including a theft charge in a cattle deal, has lost his license to purchase cattle and is accused of failing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases. With debts in the millions, Gader, 65, says he is "working on" his issues.

Napoleon, North Dakota, cattle buyer Brian Gader faces numerous legal challenges, including a theft charge in a cattle deal, has lost his license to purchase cattle and is accused of failing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases. With debts in the millions, Gader, 65, says he is "working on" his issues.