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The Jan. 17, 1903, edition of the Enid Daily Wave reported that George stated to the attendants rushing to his deathbed that he was actually John Wilkes Booth.

The drier start to spring has allowed row crop planting progress to accelerate ahead of schedule that we saw again in this week’s Monday update.

Grace Church in Utica, New York and the Central New York Chapter of the American Guild of Organists are hosting an organ recital at 7 p.m. May 10 by internationally renowned artist Nathan Laube.

The nice weather held out for the first Portneuf Valley Farmers Market of the season.

VALDOSTA — Officials symbolically broke ground Thursday on a massive expansion of broadband internet in Lowndes County.

Jim Holmes cruised to a comfortable election win Saturday night to become Waco’s next mayor. He will replace Dillon Meek, who is stepping down after two terms.

“It’s important for people to understand this is a working job, not just an overseer," Treasurer Marci Shafer said. “You need to be able to jump in and help out."

Through the power of tasty baked cakes Karan Holley has been holding auctions for years to raise money for her community.

The Bradshaw Mountain High School Marching Bears will host their annual year-end showcase 6 p.m. May 14 in the high school main gymnasium.

Illiamson Mayor Charles Hatfield resigned Friday, May 3 during an emergency meeting of the city council, citing an ongoing criminal investigation into his time as CEO of the former Williamson Memorial Hospital. City Clerk Alma Smith, who has served in her role for approximately two weeks, will serve as defacto mayor after council members failed to appoint an interim replacement for Hatfield.