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As a manufacturer of chairs, tables, desks and an array of other school furniture, the pandemic shutdown could have put Paragon Furniture’s business in jeopardy.

AMID concern over the steady rise of oil prices as risks of supply gaps persist, Department of Energy (DOE) said it will form a task force focusing on how the country will address possible oil supply disruptions. “We are organizing an oil contingency task force to address those supply disruptions…

The Department of Energy is drafting an oil contingency plan to ensure adequate fuel supply amid supply disruptions in the international market.

“My job is to serve COVID-positive families that are in quarantine at home,” Glenda Wheeler said. “My job is to go out and serve my people, help my people and assist my people that are in quarantine that are struggling with COVID in the family.”

The Department of Energy is being urged to fast-track the establishment of the country’s oil stockpiling program amid the oil price increase for six straight weeks.

Rutherford County is reopening its emergency rental assistance portal at noon Wednesday, Feb. 9 to accept applications for eligible households.

A marketing services company and its owner will be banned from the auto industry under an Order issued by the Federal Trade Commission after the Commission found that they illegally...

Last September, candidate Glenn Youngkin shared his thoughts about a critical issue not just in Virginia but across the country: evictions.

The City of Windsor has mailed out the 2022 interim property tax bills and is also offering a one-time deferral to businesses impacted by recent closures.

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