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On This Week in Louisiana Politics, get the latest on the budget debates for different departments at the capitol. Also, the new Insurance Commissioner takes on the insurance crisis with a number of bills some say are too industry-friendly.

The Swedish fashion clothing chain H&M has now announced that it will be closing the store located in the Habaneras Shopping Centre in Torrevieja, as part of the “organisational, productive and economic” restructuring plan it announced at the start of the year. Collectively, the restructuring plan will affect some 588 collective layoffs and the closure

The South Carolina representative accused the ABC host of attempting to 'shame' her as a rape victim.

FLORENCE – The George Lindsey UNA Film Festival will kick off its 27th year Thursday, February 29 at 9am at Norton Auditorium on the University of North Alabama campus, with

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SHEFFIELD – The VFW 8640 Auxiliary of Sheffield received Valentine’s cards from students who were determined to put a smile on the face of area veterans. Students from Sheffield Head

Torrevieja Council has put on public display the expropriation project for the land affected by the access roundabout to the S-20 “La Hoya” sector of the town, where the new Lagoons Village residential area is being built, where roundabouts will be aplenty, including a new major roundabout on the CV-905 between the Hiperber supermarket and

FLORENCE – The Florence Indian Mound Museum is hosting a series of children’s programs where students can explore the early history of the Shoals through short lessons and hands-on learning

SHEFFIELD – Company, by modern musical theater’s most renowned composer, Stephen Sondheim, (Into the Woods, Sweeny Todd) brings a little bit of New York to Sheffield’s Ritz Theatre February 23–25

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