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Kropff. And im ian reitz. This morning, we want to make sure youre aware of a crime trend where criminals have been targeting elderly shoppers in grocery stores. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at publix on redmen parkway in plant city. Emerald, these thieves are distracting elderly shoppers and stealing their wallets. But Police Say Family members can help p loved ones from becoming targets. Yeah, it all has to do with awareness. Police say a lot of times, the elderly might not always be...

Runners and walkers from across the Pacific Northwest gathered at I-5 Toyota in Chehalis on Saturday, Aug. 26, for the Back to School Dash, an annual 5K that raises money for local scholarships. …

Awesome Chevrolet, a member of the locally owned I-5 Auto Group, confirmed this week that a new Chevy facility will be constructed just north of the I-5 Toyota dealership in Chehalis. The auto …

Every year for the past four years, I-5 Toyota has raffled off a car or truck for just $10 per raffle ticket – and in the process, helped Lewis County

Murfreesboro, TN —The Travis Manion Foundation and The City Schools Foundation are joining forces to host The Murfreesboro 9/11 Heroes Run on September 10, 2022. This year, the two organizations combined the annual Back to School Dash with the Heroes Run.  Proceeds from the event will go into a number of programs, one of those being local grants for teachers within the Murfreesboro Schools… That was Stephanie Roach with the City Schools Foundation. &nbs...

Murfreesboro, TN —The Travis Manion Foundation and The City Schools Foundation  are joining forces to host The Murfreesboro 9/11 Heroes Run and Back to School Dash on September 10, 2022. Together the Murfreesboro 9/11 Heroes Run and Back to School Dash will raise funds and awareness for our unsung heroes and create a run experience like no other in the area. The 9/11 Travis Manion race series is dedicated to uniting communities to remember the lives lost on 9/11, as well as to...

In 2015, pupils at another local school, the Alde Valley academy, now part of Rowe’s Waveney Valley academies trust, went public with its concerns about the impact of the new free schools, as its budgets and courses were cut. Even today there are surplus places at Alde Valley and Seckford free schools in Saxmundham and Beccles. And the record on school standards is mixed. According to the New Schools Network, free schools are more likely to be rated outstanding than other types of school, ...