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Yuma County received $25,000 for animal spay and neuter efforts, with $15,000 aimed at free-roaming cats and $10,000 for domestic animals.

After Voinovich resigned to join U.S. Senate, Marietta native begins 11-day term that included bad treatment from public.

For months, the Fruits of Labor café in Beckley has been criticized for its business practices.

RED BLUFF — Shasta College Superintendent/President Joe Wyse retired in December, just after the close of the fall semester. He served as the college’s Superintendent and President for 12 years, according to a press release issued by the college. In a statement Wyse released in December, he said, “As I prepare to retire, I reflect […]

At the Nov. 28 bi-monthly Policy Board meeting, the Western Piedmont Council of Governments delegation elected Lenoir Mayor Joseph L. Gibbons as the next WPCOG Chair. Gibbons will serve as

WED/12-27 Columbiana Story time for children ages 3-5, 10-10:45 a.m., Columbiana Public Library County Area Singles, 6 p.m., BB Rooner’s in Salem Eas

SAT/12-23 Columbiana Good As New Shoppe, Methodist Church, 210 S. Main St., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; red, green and/or gold items 30 percent off. Harbel’s Mark

FRI/12-22 Boardman DARE Singles Group, Card Night at Perkins in Boardman, 5 p.m.; 330-729-0127 Columbiana Good As New Shoppe, Methodist Church, 210 S. Ma

The two bills are meant to address workforce shortages that have continued since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

BATAVIA — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney’s visit and discussion with GLOW Workforce Development Board representatives at the Career Center in Genesee County, gave them a chance to talk about what they