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Schiavocampo. We start with a hostage standoff in alabama involving a 5yearold and a suspected killer. A Police Investigation identifies him as 65yearold jimmy lee dykes. The two are holed up in an underground bunker or tornado shelter. Police are able to get medicine to the young boy. But officials arent saying much about communications. Theyre communicating through a pvc pipe. The gunman bored the school bus in midland city. And then killed the bus driver and took the young hostage. A ferocious storm system raked its way through the country. Its making its way north. At least two people have...

Basically its the same thing. We just tax the insurance companies. They pass on higher prices that offsets the tax break we get and ends up being the same thing. Its a very clever, you know, basic exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the American Voter. Joining us senator and dock john barrasso, nice to see you sir, welcome back to wawsmght i should also add that this man Jonathan Gruber is also apparently the architect of romney care in massachusetts. Never the less, calling the American People stupid is that just a rogue employee of the obama creation and the president himse...

And their message was this: Not only is a craft brewery a great addition to any small town, but a brewery will only enhance and improve the community in which you live, not hurt it — and they were both living proof of that. "I just wanted to do whatever I could to help Civic and just let the folks of Sopchoppy know this was a good thing and please don't be worried it would damage the town in any way. It's really just the opposite," Mathis said. "The ways that Oyster City and Eastpoint Beer Co. have enriched Franklin County are truly immeasurable."

Barley pioneer Oliver Griffin dies aged 84 Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Oliver T Griffin, who died on April 6, aged 84, played a leading role in the remarkable expansion of barley cultivation in Scotland. The switch from oats to higher-value malting barley, which started more than 50 years ago transformed the profitability of Scottish arable farming. Oliver was one of the four founders of Moray Firth Maltings, now Bairds; indeed it wa...