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Energy Provider To Raise Prices For Domestic Customers From 01 January

Eaton Rapids is considering putting its downtown electrical and cable lines underground.

The deputy U.S. marshal's almost superhuman exploits made him one of the West's most feared lawmen.

A former Brink’s armored truck driver was sentenced to two years in prison on Monday after he admitted to staging a robbery of almost $500,000.

Marker honors emancipated Black woman who helped care for soldiers at Wilsons Creek Sara Karnes, Springfield News-Leader More than a century after her death, an emancipated Black woman finally received a headstone. Rhoda Ray Jones was buried in an unmarked grave at Hazelwood Cemetery. Nearly 100 people visited the cemetery Sunday not just to see the unveiling of the marker for her, but to also recognize Rhoda Ray Jones for her help during the battle at Wilson’s Creek. “She w...

More than a century after her death, an emancipated Black woman finally received a headstone. Rhoda Ray Jones was buried in an unmarked grave at Hazelwood Cemetery. Nearly 100 people visited the cemetery Sunday not just to see the unveiling of the marker for her, but to also recognize Rhoda Ray Jones for her help during the battle at Wilson’s Creek. “She was a person of courage who helped there at the battle at Wilson’s Creek,” said Patricia Haas, president of the Mary Whitney Phelps Te...

May 20, 2021 CLASS 7A GAME 1: Auburn 9, Hoover 2     MONTGOMERY – Auburn High School scored seven runs in the first three innings and held on to beat Hoover 9-2 Wednesday in Game 1 of the AHSAA Class 7A State Baseball Championship Series played at Paterson Field. Game 2 and game 3, if needed, will be played Thursday beginning at 10 a.m., at Riverwalk Stadium.    The Class 4A series also got underway Wednesday night with Oneonta taking on Mobile Christian at Paterson Field.    Winni...

Auburn High School scored seven runs in the first three innings and held on to beat Hoover 9-2 Wednesday in Game 1 of the AHSAA Class 7A State Baseball Championship Series.

Power NI has announced it is to increase its electricity tariff by 6.9%. The changes will come into effect in July and will add 76p a week to a typical household electricity bill. William Steele, Director, Power NI Customer Solutions, said: "We work very hard to keep our prices as low as possible, but regrettably world fuel prices have been increasing over recent months.  Like other suppliers, we have no choice but to pay these increased costs, which feed into the cost of whole...

BBC News Published Northern Ireland energy supplier Power NI is to increase its prices for domestic customers by 6.9% from 1 July. The company said this would add about 76p a week to the typical household electricity bill. Power NI said the change was prompted by a "steady increase in the cost of wholesale electricity". Utility Regulator Chief Executive John French said it did not agree to the rise "lightly". Mr French said the regulator recognised it was not an "ideal time for a price increase...