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Quiet Session Ends with Nymex Natural Gas Prices Slightly Lower Natural gas prices sink a bit as weather turns warmer Longer-term outlook still positive, though storage concerns already emerging West Coast storms fuel cash prices Like most Fridays, price action along the Nymex futures curve stagnated as traders continued to digest the latest storage and weather data. Volumes also were low with only days to go before the May contract rolls off the board. The prompt month capped the week at $2.73...

Effingham, IL / Effingham Radio Apr 20, 2021 3:07 PM Effingham, IL -(Effingham Radio)- Vaccines are the number one protection against numerous serious illnesses. COVID-19 has proved to have serious and life-threatening effects on the public, which is why the CDC encourages you to get the COVID-19 immunization. The COVID-19 vaccine was released at the end of 2020. Prior to the release, the public struggled to understand the future of this pandemic. Now that we have a vaccine, many remain uneasy...

What does the Your Texas Benefits Medicaid card look like? The card is plastic, like a credit card, and it has your name and Medicaid number on the front. Here is a sample Medicaid card (PDF). Will you send me a new Your Texas Benefits Medicaid card each month? No. The card we send is your everyday Medicaid card. Keep using this card even if you change medical or dental plans. We wont send another Your Texas Benefits Medicaid card unless you request one. You can also view and print your Medicai...

Country Gazette Day of Giving planned in Franklin FRANLIN -- The Franklin Education Foundation (FEF) invites the community to join in a Day of Giving on Tuesday, May 4 as Franklin celebrates the birthday of public-school advocate Horace Mann and the amazing work of local educators. Since 1997, FEF has funded hundreds of educational grants totaling more than  $300,000 to inspire innovative and sustainable programs, and to further support excellence in education within Franklin Public Schools. T...

Effingham, IL / Effingham Radio Apr 6, 2021 1:32 PM Effingham, IL -(Effingham Radio)- Millions of people in the United States have received the COVID-19 vaccination since its release in December 2020. Many received the vaccine in an effort to keep themselves and those around them healthy in the midst of the pandemic. Although the public may have concerns about the rapid development of the vaccine, health experts want to alleviate some of the anxieties. The Center for Disease Control and Preven...

Residents reminded hurricane season is approaching By CITY OF SANIBEL - | Mar 17, 2021 The city of Sanibel recently reported on the following with three months until hurricane season: – Hurricane re-entry pass: The re-entry pass easily identifies who and when persons are authorized to return after an evacuation. The re-entry pass program is about safety and security, therefore getting a pass requires a short application and specific documentation. The passes are issued all year-long. Do not ...

ROCK GLEN — A Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be conducted Tuesday at the Wyoming County Highway Department on Route 19.

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Press Release: The Fairfield PAL Career Café is taking applications it’s next student cohort! Get your fresh blend of job skills—and earn a $1,200 stipend in only 80 hours! The PAL Works! Career Café Program prepares local teens to build job skills and a career road map that will enable them to get a head start in the employment sector and career development. Teens selected for the program receive 60 hours of job exposure and 20 hours of strengths-based train...

Vernon Parish Preschool Programs coordinated enrollment held at 3 central locations Vernon Parish School Board Coordinated Enrollment for Vernon Parish Preschool Programs (Head Start and LA4) for the 2021-22 school year will be held at 3 central locations this year.  Applications can be completed online through the Vernon Parish School Board website at www.vpsb.us  Please note the following registration dates: March 2nd at North Polk Elementary School for preschool students who will attend...

Reheating memories of past Chili Cook Offs: Olmsted Dates and Data OLMSTED FALLS, Ohio – Here in Olmsted, Sunday’s moniker was Chili Bowl. The Olmsted Community Church normally has its Chili Cook Off around this time of year. Well, due to the virus, that did not occur. It did create, however, a Souper Bowl of Caring. It is asking its congregation, and the community, if you will, to donate non-perishable food or monetary donations to this event. The food items will go to our Christians in Ac...