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Tyler Wilson, the former University of Arkansas quarterback from Greenwood turned Little Rock businessman, has teamed up with long-time real estate developer John Flake to form an investment company.
The shared commercial kitchen on Parris Street in Portland is under contract to buy a much bigger space in South Portland, but the move is not yet a done deal.
Reply (Shutterstock) LAKE COUNTY, IL — The results are in from the Lake County Sheriff's Office's distracted driving traffic safety campaign, which ran the entire month of April. During the campaign, sheriff's deputies issued 79 cellular phone usage violation citations and 88 speeding citations. "Statistics show us that texting while driving is dangerous and often times deadly," Lake County Sheriff John Idleburg said. "Please wait until you are not driving to send that message or post that status update – it is simply not worth the potential consequences of doing it while driving." Subsc...
Animal officer rescues dog found clinging to log in alligator-filled swamp By FOX 35 News Staff Published (Lake Co. Sheriff) LAKE COUNTY, Fla. - A dog stranded on an island is safe and sound thanks to a Florida animal enforcement officer. The Lake County Sheriff's Office said on Jan. 8, Amy Riccio responded to Bassville Park after neighbors reported hearing a dog trapped on an island. The office says the scared dog was "clinging to a log, in a swampy marsh area known to have a large amount of alligators." Advertisement "Knowing what lurks in the waters, they were concerned the allig...
Building a Fence: Keeping Washington Blue Chips Home Everyone around UWDawgpound is feeling a bit down about some of the recruiting misses lately on homegrown blue chip players and wondering why players seem to be deserting the hometown squad to play elsewhere. Emeka Egbuka is heading to Ohio State, and it seems like JT Tuimolau is likely headed elsewhere as well. Some are staying home, like Sam Huard, but it feels like more misses than hits. This begs the question: Are the Huskies doing a good job keeping their home state talent at home? The short answer is: yes. They're not getting 100% ...