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South Lake District Council applications received, week ending March 28 Single storey rear extension and creation of new main entrance with glass canopy over, Norland, Main Street, Baycliff. For Mr & Mrs David & Helen Pearce. Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness to establish that a material start of work has been carried out in respect of planning permission 5/92/1762 (Conversion of redundant barn to two dwellings), Blenkett Farm, Jack Hill, Allithwaite, Grange-Over-Sands. For Richard and James Whitton. Alterations to rear of dwelling, Burnleigh Garret House Lane from Cartmel to ...

Tags » Emory University received more federal research dollars from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) than ever before and continued to climb in an independent ranking of peer institutions. The Fiscal Year 2020 rankings from the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research compare schools and departments across the United States on the basis of NIH funding. Overall, Emory rose to 18th in the nation pulling in $507 million in funding. That’s up from 19th the year before, when it attracted $382 million. About 20 percent of Emory’s FY2020 NIH funding supported research related to COVID-1...

Over 3,000 vaccine doses administered to Shelby County educators Municipal schools begin vaccinating teachers By Kelly Roberts | February 27, 2021 at 2:30 PM CST - Updated February 28 at 7:06 AM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Early Friday morning Memphis Fire Department delivered about 3,000 vaccine doses to school districts across the county. A big day for teacher vaccinations as Shelby County Schools continues its events, plus Bartlett City Schools hosted an event to vaccinate staff and Arlington, Lakeland and Millington schools hosted a joint event. Related | The districts deployed their own...

Tuesday, February 9, 2021 The Berryville Friends of the Library recently presented the Carla Youngblood Award to David Stephens of Berryville. Pictured from left to right are Friends vice president LeaAnn Jackson, Stephens, Friends board member Carol Ann Engskov and Carla Youngblood. Submitted photo The Berryville Friends of the Library ended the year on a high note with the presentation of the Carla Youngblood Community Spirit Award. The award is given to recognize silent acts of kindness from people who do good deeds for others helping to better our community. At a recent outdoor gatherin...

The Vilonia School Board will have five special board meetings early in the month of January to interview superintendent candidates, an agenda provided to the Log Cabin by retiring superintendent David Stephens read. On five consecutive nights from Jan. 4 to Jan. 8, the board will meet at 6 p.m. and have dinner with five candidates provided to them by the executive recruitment firm McPherson and Jacobson. While specific interview dates for each candidate are not available, per board president Kent Charles, the final five candidates include Doug Adams, most recently of the Suffern School Distr...