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Feb 9, 2021 The Round Rock Express have officially accepted their invitation to become the new Triple-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers after signing Major League Baseball’s Professional Development License on Tuesday. The 10-year agreement will keep Rangers Triple-A baseball in Round Rock through the 2030 season. “We are so excited to sign the PDL and formally accept the Texas Rangers invitation to become their new Triple-A affiliate,” Express President Chris Almendarez said. “We ha...

dphillips@post-journal.com The Jamestown Police Department has added its first domestic violence comfort dog named Hope, an 8-week-old yellow labrador. Submitted photo The latest member of the Jamestown Police Department didn’t have to pass a civil service exam to join the force. On Wednesday, city officials announced that the department has added its first domestic violence comfort dog named Hope, an 8-week-old yellow Labrador. City officials were inspired by other police departments aroun...

dphillips@post-journal.com The Jamestown Police Department has added its first domestic violence comfort dog named Hope, an 8-week-old yellow labrador. Submitted photos The Jamestown Police Department has added its first domestic violence comfort dog named Hope, an 8-week-old yellow labrador. Submitted photos The Jamestown Police Department has added its first domestic violence comfort dog named Hope, an 8-week-old yellow labrador. Submitted photos The latest member of the Jamestown ...

Jamestown Police Department Adds Domestic Violence Comfort Dog to Police Force JAMESTOWN – The Jamestown Police Department has announced the newest member of the police force – Hope, an 8 week-old yellow lab, who will serve as the department’s first comfort dog. The Police Department was inspired by other departments around the country that have started similar programs. Dogs can help victims of domestic violence and other traumatic events in the therapeutic process. The Jamestown Police...

There’s this novel piece of advice repeated over and over in reporting and media classes at Northwest, and it was sent my way via email again one morning last week from a professor at the University: "If you never piss anyone off, youre probably not doing your job." The email found its way to my inbox a minute shy of 11 a.m. on Thursday morning. It had been two days since I’d published a column about a local Facebook group that got more attention than it would have if the group’s...

dphillips@post-journal.com The Jamestown Police Department released its 2020 annual report that indicated the total number of violent crimes in the city rose from 191 in 2019 to 251 last year, which was an increase of 31%. P-J photo by Dennis Phillips The total number of violent crimes in the city of Jamestown increased by more than 30% in 2020. Earlier this month, the Jamestown Police Department released its 2020 annual report that indicated the total number of violent crimes rose from 191 in ...

Maryville’s City Council met Jan. 11 for the first time since mid December, with familiar faces in the same community center room from four weeks ago. A sign posted outside

Active members in a local Facebook group have weaponized the water issue as a dog whistle for conservatives fed up with the city’s mask mandate, using the energized platform to

How extreme materialism is killing the climate Newsroom 10/01/2021 © Provided by Newsroom Editor’s note: The opinions in this article are the author’s, as published by our content partner, and do not represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. Marketing and advertising have led us to a dead end, figuratively, and potentially literally, argues Jack Santa Barbara What does it mean to be rich? And what does that have to do with climate change? An often-heard argument against New Zealand takin...

dphillips@post-journal.com There has been a spike in the number of city of Jamestown employees who have tested positive for COVID-19. P-J photo by Dennis Phillips There is a “spike” in the number of city of Jamestown employees who have tested positive for COVID-19. On Monday during the Jamestown City Council work session meeting, Jamestown Mayor Eddie Sundquist discussed the increase in the number of city workers who have tested positive for COVID-19. He said the rise in the number of cases...