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Pandemic brought a gallery owner home to his inner artist Harriet Howard Heithaus, Naples Daily News Chad Jensen had an epiphany that only would come during a pandemic. The artist turned gallery administrator and businessman realized he now had time to be an artist again. As a result, the show that opens in the new Method & Concept gallery this week carries not only works from its artists done during the pandemic, but Jensen's own art. For Method & Concept, the pandemic closure, as financially haunting as it was, came during a time when the gallery was finally moving down the...

Police say ex-con was intoxicated when he ran into detective Det. Ernest Wilson was standing outside patrol car, police say Published:  Updated:  Tags:  JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office on Monday confirmed the identity of a driver accused of running into a police officer who was standing outside his patrol car. The Sheriff’s Office said it arrested Andres Florez, 31, and charged him with DUI with personal injury. Records show he’s an ex-con who served two prison sentences for felony battery and burglary. The officer who was injured was identified as Det. Ernes...

After long impasse, GOP congressman pitches potential solution for Snake River salmon runs Updated Feb 08, 2021; Posted Feb 08, 2021 Facebook Share By Lynda V. Mapes, Seattle Times For nearly three decades, the region has been stuck in unending litigation and spiraling costs as salmon in the Columbia and Snake rivers decline toward extinction. But in a sweeping $34 billion proposal from an unlikely source, at an auspicious moment, comes a chance for a fresh start. Could Congressman Mike Simpson, a Republican from a conservative district in eastern Idaho, have launched a concept that will f...

Donald Eugene Spreier, 1934 - 2021 Donald Eugene Spreier Donald Eugene Spreier died February 5, 2021 at his home in Larned. He was born September 6, 1934 to Fred and Lucille Spreier in Larned, KS. Raised on a farm in Pawnee County. Graduated from Larned High School, married his high school sweetheart Ellen Arline Bradley. He started his career as an auto mechanic and soon became known as the “Best mechanic in town”, fixing it right the first time. Four children were soon born Debra Diana, Cathleen Jeanette, Brenda Joann, and Alan Dale. After working...

Hoover’s 2020-21 Teachers of the Year found their true calling Photo by Erin Nelson. Katie Thompson, a special education teacher at Riverchase Elementary, meets with her students after being named Elementary Teacher of the Year for Hoover City Schools. × Photo by Jon Anderson. Hoover City Schools central office staff and Debra Smith, principal at the Riverchase Career Connection Center, inform Pam McClendon, the lead teacher in the Cyber Innovation Academy at RC3, on screen, that she has been selected as the 2020-21 Hoover City Schools Secondary Teacher of the Year on Dec. 17....