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Q: Where was William Mitchells cabin on Lake Mitchell? A: Rover reached out to Wexford County Historical Society Board of Directors member and past president Amy Schmid to see if she could help find out about the cabin. She, however, was unable to get the answer in time for this weeks Ask Rover, but shortly Rover will share what he finds out.   Q: There is a house on the corner of South Simons and Cass streets that has no windows. Is this house slated to be torn down? A: In a recent article ...

News from 10 years ago: A tanker truck carrying a load of oil overturned on Ga. Highway 16, on the bridge over I-75 on Thursday, Dec. 23, spilling its load down the highway entrance ramp and down into the grassy right-of-way. There were no injuries in the accident, which closed the ramp for much of the day for cleanup. A veterans memorial park planned for a small triangle of city property in downtown Jackson would have flags from all branches of the military, granite benches, a statue and a mem...

By Prof. Sirimevan Colombage The notion that a sovereign government can print money to repay its debt without any financial limit has gained popularity in recent times, particularly in the US, based on a new approach to macroeconomics, known as Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). It was developed in a small corner of academia and it […]

Kidderminster Civic Societys Michael Loftus and Nick Hughes in front of the concrete relief. Photo by Colin Hill A 320-METRE-LONG concrete sculpture in Kidderminster has been awarded Grade II listed status following a campaign by the local Civic Society. Known as the Great Wall of Kidderminster, the extensive concrete relief decorating the retaining wall from Worcester Cross to Worcester Road ring road will be placed on the List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. ...

The James Crow Chronicles: Part 9 (Old Crow Brand) The James Crow Chronicles: Part 9 (Old Crow Brand) Editor’s Note: This is the final  The saga of the Old Crow whiskey brand  The origins of the Crow brand started in the 1840s when James Crow marked his one-eight share of barrels by chalking C-R-O-W on each of his barrel heads. He then scratched over the chalk with an iron hook, C-R-O-W, etching ownership of his whiskey barrels, that represented his future income. In the Pepper warehouse, ...

 E-Mail IMAGE: Artefacts in the exhibition were recovered from the former site of William Shakespeares home New Place in Stratford-Upon-Avon view more  Credit: Centre of Archaeology Archaeological discoveries which shed light on the life and times of William Shakespeare are being showcased in a new free to access virtual exhibition. 3D-scanned artefacts recovered from the site of the Bards family home New Place feature in Searching for Shakespeare, an online museum exhibition curated ...

© Paul Glendell/ DCT Media Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A gravely ill north-east mum who feared she wouldn’t live to see Christmas has been recognised in the Scottish Parliament. Cheryl Dester’s lungs started shutting down in August and she was given a “miracle drug” on compassionate grounds. The Blackburn ...

The James Crow Chronicles: Part 8 (Old Crow Distillery) The James Crow Chronicles: Part 8 (Old Crow Distillery) chronicling the life of James Crow, an extremely important figure in the history of American whiskey. A chemist originally from Scotland, he is credited by some as having invented the sour mash process. Watch this time slot on Thursdays (11am Pacific Time) for the other articles. Old Oscar Pepper distillery 1865 to 1869  After Oscar Pepper’s death in June 1865, his 35-year-old wif...

Month among the jails male inmates. after each one, staff must sort out what happened. >> lets go! >> the recent fight between william mitchell and deamon beavers is due to a disagreement over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would pay mitchell in return for a favor. mitchell allowed beavers to use his account to buy commissary goods. since any money beavers had in his own account would be garnished by the jail for unpaid booking fees. >> you ready? >> beavers must now tell his side of t...

Use to buy food and items from the commissary. >> the booking fee just keeps adding on and adding on. it can be several hundred dollars you owe the jail. >> beavers had such a lien on his account. so he made a deal with mitchell. beavers family would deposit commissary money on mitchells account. mitchell would then order commissary goods for beavers. the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would give to mitchell for agreeing to the plan. >> so mr. mitchell expected some ...