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Killeen A criminal warrant arrest for another agency was made at 12:39 a.m. Wednesday in the 1100 block of South W.S. Young Drive. Burglary of a vehicle was reported at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday in the 2300 block of Botanical Drive. Possession of marijuana was reported at 2 a.m. Wednesday near the intersection of East Rancier Avenue and Stewart Street. Possession of marijuana was reported at 2:56 a.m. Wednesday near the intersection of Attas Avenue and North 12th Street. Duty on striking highway fixt...

The Public Record of Davidson County ARRESTS The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given: Amanda Hunsberger Bailes, 39, of 1148 Browen St., Lot 12, was charged with felony possession of a Schedule II controlled substance, misdemeanor possession of drug pa...

editorial@post-journal.com A Jamestown man who led police on a high-speed pursuit before crashing on railroad tracks is facing a host of charges. The Jamestown Police Department announced the arrest of 40-year-old Michael G. Newman on Friday that began as a traffic stop around 9:40 p.m. in the area of West Eighth and Washington streets. In a news release, JPD said during the stop Newman “took off at a high rate of speed.” At one point during the pursuit, Newman reportedly struck a parked...

Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images Gov. Gavin Newsom is set to deliver a press conference today from the Bay Area, announcing that his office’s goal to provide four million vaccine doses to state’s hardest-hit communities has been met. Passing that equity threshold means the state will relax some of the COVID-19 data standards for moving between reopening tiers, allowing for a more broad statewide reopening. Several nearby counties, from Riverside to Santa Barbara, will be i...

City Council will consider approving a location for the July 2021 event. Written By: By Tom Lindfors, contributor | 10:00 am, Apr. 6, 2021 × NEW RICHMOND -- City Council members will take up the fate of Fun Fest 2021 at their April 12 regular meeting. Amid increasing vaccinations and declining infection rates, Chamber of Commerce Director Rob Kreibich made a case at the council’s March 22 workshop to hold Fun Fest the weekend of July 8-11, 2021. The new location would be downtown o...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Vehicles drive through the roundabout along Abernathy and Rockville roads in rural Fairfield, Friday, April 2, 2021. Solano County and six of its cities have been awarded close to $5 million in federal Highway Safety Improvement Program funds. One of the improvement projects scheduled is the Rockville and Abernathy roads roundabout. (Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic) Caltrans awards nearly $5M for Solano safety projects FAIRFIELD — Solano County and six of its citi...

Fox21Online Jean Duluth and Keene Creek Dog Parks are just too wet right now. March 15, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.- The change in seasons has closed some of Duluth’s dog parks. Jean Duluth and Keene Creek Dog Parks are just too wet right now. But the city’s other dog parks are in good enough condition to have some fun, including at Observation Park on West Third Street. “Since the field’s been drying out and someone dropped all these tennis balls off it’s been a nice way to relax after a long...

Last week, images of the future Moscow-Pullman airport were twice on display for public review and comments. They showed plans, perspectives, or what the firm behind them calls “exterior character,” and other information related to airport data. That was very nice and well appreciated. Less … More Headlines

mgreier@salemnews.net Salem street crew workers Tony Maniscalco, left, and Mike Logan patch a pothole at West Pershing and Sharp streets Thursday afternoon. (Salem News photo by Mary Ann Greier) SALEM — The city is planning a street paving project this summer with an estimated $1.2 million cost, hitting a large number of streets and alleys that need attention. “Everyone living on these streets will benefit from the paving,” Mayor John Berlin said. The cost will be covered by the additiona...

Officials are also seeking financial help from the state on local projects.  Those efforts include bringing a medical facility to West Augustine and expanding septic-to-sewer conversions in the neighborhood on West Third Street.  HB 3901, the West Augustine Care Center, seeks $4 million toward "a health center that was envisioned based, in part, on the 2018-2020 Community Health Improvement Plan," according to the request. "The principle beneficiaries of the Care Center are lower income resid...