Randy Pace News Today

SUTHERLIN — Juliana Russill, founding director of Umpqua Low Cost Veterinary Services, is closing her nonprofit veterinarian clinic after 13 years, with its final appointments scheduled for Feb. 29.

A planning committee recommendation to name Fire Station 1 in honor of former Fire Chief Fred Tetor was unanimously approved by the Mount Pleasant Town Council on Dec. 12, as

The MFA Oil Foundation has awarded a grant to Izard County Animal Rescue Effort to assist with purchasing a commercial-grade washer for the new ICARE Multipurpose Building/Shelter. The MFA Oil Foundation provides support to non-profit organizations that are working to improve communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees. Shown are: (from left) Randy Pace, MFA Oil Foundation board member; Ann Clavey, ICARE board member; Karla Rush, ICARE-Grants; Joyce Mabry, ...

Victor Ashe also weighs in on the new Knoxville police deputy director for professional standards.

Randy Pace, whose 11th great grandfather Richard Pace was a hero of what is known as the “Great Indian Uprising of 1622,” joined his cousins, Carol Guerrero and Gary McClure