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A Tennessee town came together to wrangle MeeMoo the Emu after it escaped from a nearby farm.

As part of its expansion to the neighboring islands, the Hawai‘i Keiki––Hawai‘i Dental Service (HDS) Dental Sealant Program developed a partnership with dentists Emi Orikasa and Steven McDaniel at Hui No Ke Ola Pono, Inc. Under the partnership, the dentists are participating in a community-wide effort to provide better oral healthcare access to public school keiki in Maui County. 

GALLIA COUNTY, Ohio (WOUB) – Here are the unofficial results for contested races and local issues in Gallia County.Incumbent Republican Robbie Jacks kept the position as Gallia County Auditor wi

Nestle India recently announced that its Director - Finance & Control and Chief Financial Officer David Steven McDaniel will be stepping down from March 1, 2023., , nestle india

Norman Planning Commission Thursday rejected a right-of-way vacation in a housing addition built in the 1950s following concerns that an elderly resident wouldn’t have access to her property.

The Norman City Council will discuss a controversial special use permit for a restaurant and bar and hold a public hearing Tuesday.

City Council could discuss an item from its Tuesday meeting that critics say will turn a portion of Campus Corner into a bar district.

The owner of a Campus Corner bar cited state law in an approved special use request, but a property owner opposes him on grounds that the request would change the

Answering your COVID questions: ‘When can I expect to get my second vaccine dose? According to the CDC, more than 1.3 million Ohioans have already received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, with about 496,000 who have received both doses. Those still waiting for their second shot may wonder when it could be available -- and why their provider might not have it yet. and last updated 2021-02-17 19:28:52-05 According to the CDC, more than 1.3 million Ohioans have already received at leas...

CHARLESTON — A Williamson man is one of five West Virginians recently chosen by Gov. Jim Justice to serve as the first members of the state’s new Flatwater Trail Commission. John Burchett, a Tug River advocate and community volunteer, was named to the newly formed commission on Feb. 5. The commission was created by the West Virginia Legislature in 2020 to support a growing demand for water-based trails in West Virginia. In recent years, the popularity of recreational boating — wh...