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The Clarksville Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that occurred at the Gateway Credit Union ...

Staff Photo: Heather Middleton  From left: Southern Crescent Technical College President Alvetta Thomas, Sheriff Reginald Scandrett and Urban League of Greater Atlanta CEO Nancy Flake Johnson sign a memorandum of understanding to create the Dr. Marilyn Flynn GED & Career Pathway School. Staff Photo: Heather Middleton  Urban League of Greater Atlanta CEO Nancy Flake Johnson discusses the new Dr. Marilyn Flynn GED & Career Pathway School with Sheriff Reginald Scandrett and Southern Crescent Tec...

Man hid in car trunk before shooting at woman outside San Antonio abortion clinic, police say FacebookTwitterEmail San Antonio police are searching for a man accused of shooting at a woman outside of a San Antonio abortion clinic on Saturday. Larry W. Smith/Getty Images San Antonio police are searching for a man accused of shooting at a woman outside of a San Antonio abortion clinic on Saturday.  Police said the woman arrived at the Alamo Womens Reproductive Center, located at 7402 John Smith...

The Exceptional Foundation, JLB hosts annual prom for those with special needs The Exceptional Foundation Prom 2021 (Source: Lawrence Elizabeth Knox) By Jenna Wood | May 12, 2021 at 11:48 AM CDT - Updated May 12 at 1:52 PM BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The Exceptional Foundation and the Junior League of Birmingham (JLB) announced that it is hosting the 18th annual Prom with safety precautions for all attendees. This year’s event is on Sunday, May 16 from 6 to 8 p.m. at The Club (1 Robert S...

WATERTOWN — David W. Graham, 53, of West Main Street, was charged by Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies Saturday with second-degree harassment and third-degree stalking. Deputies said that he called the unidentified victim numerous times Saturday in the town of Watertown, despite having been advised previously not to contact her. He also allegedly followed the victim’s vehicle, placing her in fear of physical harm. He was arraigned in City Court and released on his own recogniza...

Accordia Health recognizes Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week Share Article Behavioral health leaders say COVID-19 could have a lasting impact on our mental health, especially children. Accordia Health experts recognize this and say the need to raise awareness about a childs well-being is more important than ever. Its medical team invites the public to celebrate Childrens Mental Health Awareness Week and Flip the Script on Mental Health. Edgar Finn, MD, is a board-certified child and ad...

This historic NY mansion has been in the same family for over 200 years. Now it’s for sale. Updated 2:18 PM; Facebook Share The Elisha Camp Manor has remained in the same family for over 200 years since the corner stone of the foundation was laid in 1807. Now, this historic Federal style, Georgian architecture home at 310 General Smith Drive in Sackets Harbor is for sale. Historic Camp Manor at 310 General Smith Drive in Sackets Harbor, NY.campmanor.org | Provided photo Because it has remain...

The event will run from April 16-24. First to compete will be the U14 and U15 athletes. The action starts from 8am Friday at Maroochydore beach with ironman and ironwoman and surf and board races throughout the day. The final events will be the under 14 male and female surf race finals. Sprints and beach relays will take place at Mooloolaba from 2pm Friday. Saturdays beach events at Mooloolaba begin at 7am with the young athletes competing in 2km runs. Flags will start from 4.30pm. Compe...

The event will run from April 16-24. See the list of impacted roads and car parks below. "Itll be great for the economy of the Sunshine Coast," Robinson said. "Youve got 6000 athletes coming and you can imagine about 4000 are entourage coming from outside the Coast." Alexandra Headland lifesaver Tayla Halliday. Picture: Surf Life Saving Australia With the influx of people and infrastructure required to run the event, a number of roads and car parks will be affected. Unlike the 2016 Aussi...

Westwood Police Logs March 22-28: Stolen cars and a pesky customer The following are excerpts from the Westwood Police logs from March 22-28. The logs are public record. Monday, March 22 1:59 p.m.: A resident of Oxford Road reported unemployment fraud. They had received a letter from the states Department of Unemployment Assistance regarding benefits they had not applied for. The resident was advised to place a watch on their financial accounts. 3:08 p.m.: A Yorkie mix was reported wandering ar...