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The Jasper City Council convened on Monday and after brief discussion behind closed doors voted to advertise for applicants for the selection of a new police chief and city manager

For the first time in the existence of the current Jasper City Council, there was unity during their regular monthly meeting on Monday evening. Past differences were set aside, there

During a public hearing on the Dimon Estate's expansion application, residents argued that the expansion would disrupt their quality of life and would violate…

Feinstein Group has contracted Intercoastal Marine Inc. for marine construction at Port Coral, new cruise ship docking facility in Belize

Joshua Noll Bailey, age 48, of Flora, Illinois, passed away Wednesday, February 2, 2022, at his home. He was born May 3, 1973, in Flora, Illinois, the son of Samuel C. and Terry S. (Chaney) Bailey. During the last several years Josh was employed at NAL in Flora. He had previously held longtime positions including traveling with Finley Engineering, and also working with Loudon Machinery in Effingham and Schneider Engineering in Indianapolis. Josh loved his family and friends and spent all the tim...

Inadequate communication, planning, and risk management by a dredge operator likely led to the cutting of a liquefied propane pipeline and an explosion that killed five people at a Texas port last year, the National Transportation Safety Board concluded Tuesday.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP)--Inadequate communication, planning, and risk management by a dredge operator likely led to the cutting of a liquefied propane

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) — Inadequate communication, planning, and risk management by a dredge operator likely led to the cutting of a liquefied propane pipeline and an explosion that killed

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) — Inadequate communication, planning, and risk management by a dredge operator likely led to the cutting of a liquefied propane pipeline and an explosion that killed

Federal investigators say a dredge operator’s inadequate communication, planning, and risk management likely led to a propane pipeline blast at a Texas port that killed five people last year