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Gas pumps around town were no longer pumping or slowing down in the second half of this week, with the snow and ice creating a temporary shortage. “We have a little bit of unleaded plus,” Dilip Basnet said Thursday afternoon from his Shell Station on Lamar Avenue across from David House Jewelry. “We were out of unleaded (gas) from two days ago.” Likewise, many pumps around town, including CEFCO stations and the Murphy USA outside of Walmart were similarly empty or nearly emp...

WBBJ TV February 18, 2021 JACKSON, Tenn. — North Madison County and Gibson County were two of the hardest hit places for snow this week, and it’s making life difficult for the people who live there. Three Way resident Johnny Estes says he hasn’t seen snow like this since he was a student at Freed-Hardeman University in 1968. “It was warmer then and melted away in probably two or three days,” Estes said. “This is probably going to be here a week.” He measured 8 inches of snow in hi...

Convenience store owners say a Bridgeport flavored tobacco ban will hurt business FacebookTwitterEmail A display at Stamford Photo and News on Jan, 8, 2020 in Stamford, Conn., is filled with an assortment of products, including e-vaping and tobacco products, that the retailer offers for sale.Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut Media BRIDGEPORT — Eddie Jamal said he is not a fan of smoking, but the profits from tobacco sales — particularly flavored products — keep his gas station open and 1...

Union City Police seize counterfeit bills The Daily Reporter The Union City Police Department has seized a number of counterfeit bills and merchandise after an investigation last week.  Village Manager/ Police Chief Chris Mathis said the investigation started with a handful of counterfeit money complaints. Bills were passed twice at the Shell Station and once at BP. Then a private seller took $150 for an RC car on Facebook Marketplace which turned out to be counterfeit.   On Feb. 12, the UCPD...

Dawaun Davis/file photo The cases against two Oak Grove men charged in connection with the disappearance of a man from Clarksville will be heard by a Christian County Grand Jury following a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning in Christian District Court. Kentucky State Police Detective Brandon McPherson testified that 20-year old Dawuan Davis and 22-year old Marquell Devont’e Sims of Oak Grove were captured on video surveillance December 17 at the Shell Station on KY 115 in Oak Grove inside...

Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Jan 14, 2021 7:36 PM The third suspect sought in connection with a missing Clarksville man who was lasts seen in Oak Grove has been arrested. Kentucky State Police say 22-year old Marquell Devont’e Sims of Oak Grove turned himself in at the Christian County Sheriff’s Office and he’s charged with first-degree robbery and assault and kidnapping. As previously reported, Justin Tyler Sawyer was last seen December 17 at the Shell Station on KY ...

Whos going to win the $1.3B in Mega Millions, Powerball? Weekend Powerball, Mega Millions jackpots grow Dylan Suttles dylan.suttles@thetelegraph.com and Ron DeBrock, ronald.debrock@thetelegraph.com Jan. 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Bernadette Bridges, left, a morning clerk at the Shell Station located on the corner of Brown Street and Washington Avenue in Alton, takes a lottery order from a customer Friday. The Powerball drawing Saturday will be $640 million and Friday night’s Megga Million...

Kentucky State Police have made two arrests in connection with a missing Clarksville man who was last seen in ...

Anthony Deewayne Yourn (Left) and Shaun Pruitt (right) Posted Wednesday, January 6, 2021 12:44 pm From the Clarendon County Sheriffs Office: On the morning of December 30, 2020, around 2:20am, the Shell Station located at 6181 Alex Harvin Hwy. in the Manning area of Clarendon County, was burglarized by two suspects driving a black Ford Ranger truck. The suspects hooked a chain to the door of the business and pulled the door off using the truck. The oth...

Source: Windows Central To quote basically anyone whos made a public speech in the last 10 months: 2020 has been an unprecedented year. While I get that this line comes off a bit disingenuous at this point, it is, unfortunately, painfully accurate. This year has been weird, stressful, confusing, and devastating in ways weve never experienced before. Many of us have been forced to find new ways to cope and adapt to pandemic living. For me, its been using familiar comfort games from my past to ba...