Tim Farris News Today

Adding up to maybe one to three or four inches of sleet and snow combined. Current temperatures are just hanging around the freezing mark in the metro area. Down south Southern Maryland is above freezing. Outside today temperatures near 30 with a wintry mix of nearly anything Mother Nature can throw at us this morning. A snowball fight starts around 10 00 this morning. It will be windy. Snow flurries off and on through much of the day. Windchills will stay in the 20s all day today. But by tomorr...

Bill he continues is thank you tour across the country, the big theme, last night in North Carolina, america first. We must move past the tired conventional thinking of washington dc. As Abraham Lincoln said, as our cases new so much, we think anew and act anew, a Trump Administration will always put the safety and security of the American People first. Gma we arehat. Guided by the lessons of history and a desire to promote stability all over and strength in our land. This destructive cycle of i...

Nothing will send a chill down the spine quite like looking at collection of hundreds of brains. But the story behind the over 250 brains being held at the Smithsonian is even more sinister than it appears.

The surviving members of INXS had a rare reunion in Sydney this week.

Peoples Bank President, Tim Farris, announced the promotion of Julie Enns and Grant Petty at our Seminole location. Enns will serve as a Lending Assistant and Petty will serve as a Lender.

Peoples Bank President Tim Farris announced the addition of Bryan Studer, who will serve as an ag lender and senior vice president. He will office at the location at 5820 82nd St. in Lubbock.

Peoples Bank Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Larry Allen, has announced promotions for seven employees.

LINCOLNTON – Almost a century from when she first arrived via rail, all shined up and brand spanking new, “Hulley,” returned to the Lincolnton Fire Department on Sunday. This time

Prosecutors asked a judge to allow a prison warden a “reasonable” amount of time to perform his duties to decide whether to initiate competence proceedings for a death row inmate

Attorneys for an Oklahoma death row inmate are asking a judge to order competency proceedings instead of waiting for a prison warden to make a decision.