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South River-Machar arena benefits from significant government grants

Soddy Daisy Dealing With Unkempt Yards; City Has $2,330,000 In Building Permits In A Month

South River wants to be one of 13 stops for passenger train

UNCG names new provost; Debbie Storrs is hired from North Dakota

North Carolina sheriff's deputies 'justified' in fatally shooting Andrew Brown Jr., DA says

North Carolina sheriff's deputies 'justified' in fatally shooting Andrew Brown Jr., DA says David K. Li and Antonio Planas and Natalie Obregon and Jamie Morrison and Emma Thorne and Anthony Cusumano North Carolina sheriff's deputies were justified in fatally shooting a Black man during an attempted arrest last month and no charges will be filed against law enforcement, prosecutors said Tuesday. Andrew Brown Jr., 42, was killed while behind the wheel of his car on April 21 in Elizabeth City as Pasquotank County sheriff's deputies were serving a warrant for his arreston felony drug charges. District Attorney Andrew Womble said Brown's shooting death, "while tragic," was "justified due to his actions."

North Carolina sheriff's deputies 'justified' in fatally shooting Andrew Brown Jr., DA says

Chicago Apprentice Network Surpasses 1,000 New Apprenticeships Since 2017 Launch

Chicago Apprentice Network Surpasses 1,000 New Apprenticeships Since 2017 Launch Network co-founded by Aon, Accenture and Zurich now expands to include over 50 employers; Senator Durbin, Speaker Welch praise community impact News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, April 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Chicago Apprentice Network today announced it has surpassed 1,000 apprenticeships in the Chicagoland area since its creation in August 2017. Aon plc (NYSE: AON), a leading global professional services firm providing a broad range of risk, retirement and health solutions; Accenture (NYSE: ACN), a global professional services company with leading capabilities in digital, cloud and security; and Zurich North America, a leading provider of insurance products and services to businesses and individuals, launched the Network to build a community for apprentices and the employers creating this new opportunity for talent.

Man charged in 1980s San Angelo cold case has bond reduced

SAN ANGELO — A daughter's plea to have her father's bond reduced after two years reached the ears of a San Angelo judge on Monday, April 19, 2021. The woman's father, 63-year-old Adolph Gonzales, has been in jail awaiting trial in a 1980s cold case for more than two years. After hearing arguments that Gonzales, who sat in a wheelchair during the Friday hearing, was physically disabled and little threat to the community, 51st District Court Judge Carmen Dusek took the weekend to review evidence. About 1:10 p.m. Monday, April 19, 2021, Dusek announced her decision.  "While he is charged with a very serious offense ... his present physical condition reduced the concern (that he is a danger to the public)," Dusek said. "Mr. Gonzales, I'm giving you the opportunity to not be in jail."

Pamplin Media Group - Study: Latinos disproportionately cited by Hillsboro police

April 05 2021 Traffic stop data didn't indicate major problems, but one disparity was noteworthy, a state official said. There was little evidence of ethnic or racial disparities for people stopped by the Hillsboro Police Department during a one-year period, according to the latest report by the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. But for Latinos in Hillsboro, there was a disparity in what happened after they were stopped that remains an area of concern for state officials for the second straight year. Hillsboro Police Department officers gave Latinos citations at a notably higher rate than what an analysis predicted the rate should be.

May be merit to re-purposing Camp D.A.R.E. - Miller

Rocco Frangione, Local Journalism Initiative Parry Sound-Muskoka MPP Norm Miller says there may be merit in re-purposing Camp D.A.R.E. near South River into a mental health facility for young people. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. May be merit to re-purposing Camp D.A.R.E. - Miller Back to video Camp D.A.R.E., which is short for Development Through Adventure, Responsibility and Education, is a detention facility for young men and is scheduled to close April 30 along with more than two dozen similar facilities in Ontario. The provincial government used to run the facility but then the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services created a contract arrangement to have it privately run by a company called Wendigo Lake Expeditions.