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Evelyn Rumsby, the voice behind Leiston's talking newspaper, has said goodbye to the service after more than 30 years.

| APSU ATHLETICS APSU athletics has a rich past full of notable student-athletes who have helped the university in becoming one of the Ohio Valley Conference’s most historic programs. The story of these former household names in the community have gone unnoticed through the years, but they should never become silenced. The All State now highlights the career of one of APSU’s most decorated student-athletes, Drake Reed. Just under 20 minutes away from the heart of campus, Drake Reed graduated from nearby Northeast High School in Clarksville, Tenn. Over the course of his high school career,...

There was the record signing, the record sale and the arrival of a player who would go on to become one of the best to ever wear the famous red shirt. The club’s official website had nearly crashed, Fenway Sports Group had made their first major moves in the transfer market and Kenny Dalglish had himself a brand new, £58 million ($80m) strike-force. And all in the space of 24 hours. Sunday marks 10 years since that wildest of transfer deadline days at Anfield. The day of Luis Suarez and Fernando Torres and Andy Carroll. This is the story of Monday, January 31, 2011...

| APSU ATHLETICS Throughout the history of APSU athletics, countless individuals have played a vital role in paving the path for today’s student-athletes. While their story may not be known to current students, their legacy should never become forgotten. The All State now highlights the career of one of APSU’s most underrated student-athletes, Derek “DJ” Wright. Coming out of Dominguez High School in Compton, Calif., Wright had offers from schools such as Saint Mary’s and Western Kentucky. However, the 2004 McDonald’s All-American nominee decided to trade the bright lights of Lo...

Updated: Mon 28th Dec Call for council Covid-19 updates to be made public – as ‘Gwersyllt West & Summerhill’ and ‘West Wrexham’ ‘in worst centile in Wales’ This article is old - Published: Monday, Dec 28th, 2020 A councillor has asked for the regular Covid-19 updates provided to all 52 councillors on Wrexham Council to be made public. Wrexham.com has published excerpts of the ongoing reports, sourced from a range of councillors over the months, with some councillors also sharing the data direct in public to their communities. Although the reports are not marked private and have...