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Patsy Janice Simpson, age 83, of Brownwood, passed away peacefully on Tuesday January 5, 2021. There will be a family graveside held on Friday January 9, in the Blanket Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Heartland Funeral Home. Patsy Janice Simpson was born on November 18, 1937 in Brownwood TX. to Avery and Ted McLaughlin. She was a special person to so many people.  She would help anyone she saw that needed something.  She was a hard worker, working a fulltime job then coming home and working at the dairy.  She saved many a calf by wallering around in the mud with them and ...

Premium Content Subscriber only Whitsunday residents breathed a collective sigh of relief as the clock struck 12 last night, bidding good riddance to 2020. But last year wasn't all hand sanitiser and social distancing. Here are some of the biggest stories that made headlines in 2020. Curious find at Bowen crime scene After numerous police specialists spent hours investigating reports of a body found wrapped in a blanket near Bowen, the investigation ended with an odd find. Specialists from the district and local Bowen Police officers attended the scene on a walking track off the Bruce H...

BREMERTON, Wash. (AP) — Kitsap County Jail officers involved in the death of a mentally...

Premium Content Subscriber only A concept plan for a new mountain bike trail network has been revealed, giving a glimpse into where paths could be built under the proposed project. Whitsunday Regional Council engaged Dirt Art to develop the concept plan, which councillors resolved to send out to the community and stakeholders for consultation at the last council meeting of the year. A feedback report will be prepared for the councillors. Questions were raised about risk and insurance during the council meeting, but council’s development services director Neil McGaffin said it was a work ...

Would go see the lord on resurrection sunday. i've known and have been blessed to be around dr. taylor literally all of my life. when i received news he had passed, i talked to his successor at concord, gary simpson. as i hung up the phone, i wondered why was i so sad? someone in their 90s, you suspect they will not live forever, but i thought about how not only was i sad because we will not have him around anymore, but the likes of him we probably will never see again. a regal bearing, a silver tongue a fertile mind. integrity unquestioned. he represented and personified the real highest form...