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Twinfield officials approve budget with $150,000 spending reduction ahead of June 4 revote

MARSHFIELD — Twinfield Union School officials have approved a new budget reflecting a $150,000 reduction in spending that will be voted on June 4.

Butte County receives funding to go green: A step towards cleaner transit energy in California

Flooding Destroyed a Bridge, Stranding Long-Term Campers at a Marshfield Campground

Floodwaters that swamped homes and businesses in central Vermont last month also wrecked a Marshfield bridge that was the only link connecting Onion River Campground...

Butte County to transition to zero-emission transit

Butte County to transition to zero-emission transit

Butte County buses transitioning to zero emissions

KUOW - Mike's adventures in art: 'How to Break,' the Henry, 'Nobody Lives Here'

Downtown Hamilton tenant fighting for life after multiple-alarm fire

The Hamilton Fire Department was called at about 2 a.m. to an 18-storey apartment building at 95 Hess St. S. between Jackson and Hunter.

When love conquers all - Daily Advocate

When love conquers all By Kathy Monnin - Versailles News Have you ever had a car pull out in front of you only to turn about 800 ft. later? Or maybe you have been waiting in a checkout line and just as you are finally at the register the clerk says she is taking her break you will have to go to the next register. It is enough to make a person’s blood boil. Other things that irritate or annoy us are the drivers that come to a dead stop before turning right or driver that never uses their turn signals. How about the people who walk super slowly in front of you, blocking the entire aisle or driveway, or people talking loudly on their cellphone in a public place, such as the grocery store? Then you turn on the news and get passionately provoked.

Mississippi couples find ways to have COVID-19 safe weddings

Mississippi couples find ways to have COVID-19 safe weddings Mississippi couples find ways to have COVID-19 safe weddings By Chelsey Sellars | December 10, 2020 at 11:10 PM CST - Updated December 10 at 11:11 PM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Sara and Peyton Cain got engaged in February. Sara Cain said she was wedding dress shopping in Jackson when she first heard the term ‘coronavirus’. “We had this big wedding planned and then it was starting to get closer to time and we were like, well, this is not going away, covid is a real thing,” said Cain. Their big day was set for October. To stay safe, they revised these dream wedding plans. They started by cutting down their guest list significantly.