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KXLY December 21, 2020 7:34 PM Connor Sarles SPOKANE, Wash. — The COVID-19 vaccine is slowly rolling out across Washington and Idaho, and more help is on the way. On Sunday, Governor Inslee announced the authorization of the Moderna vaccine. However, rural areas around the state are still waiting to receive their first doses. While Spokane County has received its first shipment of the COVID-19 vaccine, just to the southwest of us in Adams County, they aren’t expecti...

2020-2021 Memphis Grizzlies Player Previews: Justise Winslow Many questions to be answered... Share this story Photo by Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images At this current moment, there is about as much evidence to the casual fan that Justise Winslow is a member of the Memphis Grizzlies as there is that the Apollo 11 mission actually went to the moon. Sure, people have talked about it, and there are pictures, but did you actually see Neil Armstrong walk on the moon with your own eyes? Have you ...

Date Time Gold Coast Titans to play New Zealand Warriors in Lismore Lismore City Council is excited to announce that the Gold Coast Titans will play a trial game against the New Zealand Warriors next year in a major coup for the Northern Rivers. The match will be played at Oakes Oval on Saturday, 27 February and will pit some of Australia and New Zealand’s best players against each other in the lead-up to the 2021 NRL season. Gold Coast Titans CEO Steve Mitchell said the Titans love playing i...

By Matt Catrillo mcatrillo@wkok.com Dec 15, 2020 Dec 15, 2020 MONTANDON — Chris Pinchak is happy to be a volunteer for The Salvation Army because he believes in the organization’s mission. “Their core beliefs and their values go along with what I believe and value — taking care of each other, family, and Christian-centered faith," the 32-year-old volunteer said. Pinchak said he first got involved two years ago, after becoming friends with Joel Harris, whoâ...

Staff writer LEASE APPROVED — The Brooke County Board of Education agreed Monday to lease property across from Brooke Middle School to SWN Water Resources, pending the company’s decision to built a booster pump there to convey water from nearby Cross Creek to natural gas well sites. (Photo by Warren Scott) WELLSBURG — The Brooke County Board of Education agreed Monday to lease property owned by the school district to a natural gas company and chose the least extensive of options for...

Staff writer WELLSBURG — The Brooke County Board of Education agreed Monday to lease property owned by the school district to a natural gas company and chose the least extensive of options for an update to its future building plans. Steve Mitchell, the district’s director of maintenance, buildings and grounds, told the board the land north of Brooke Middle School near the railroad tracks above Cross Creek. He said SWN Water Resources, an affiliate of Southwestern Energy, is exploring the po...

CBS Sports reveals Auburns coaching candidates hot board Gus Malzahn on Sunday, making the decision to move on following the Tigers 24-10 win at Mississippi State in the regular-season finale. In his eighth season, Malzahns trajectory was trending in the wrong direction for the Auburn brass, who expects the SEC West power to compete for league and national titles — not struggle to stay inside the Top 25. Malzahn finishes 68-35 on the Plains, including a SEC Championship in his first season an...

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Credit union bringing financial services to south Modesto’s bustling Crows Landing [The Modesto Bee] Dec. 13—South Modesto’s Crows Landing Road bustles with commerce. The commercial strip features used car lot after used car lot, an abundance of car repair businesses, a pharmacy, about a half-dozen grocery stores, restaurants, taquerias and taco trucks, and stores selling everything from cell phones and home furnishings to clothing and appliances. There is even a travel agency and a bait ...

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