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The latest figures bring the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Michigan to 483,922 and deaths to 12,282 since the virus was detected in March

The Cullman area will certainly begin to feel like the North Pole on Christmas Eve, but locals will likely wake up Christmas morning only to a cold, clear day — with the few flakes of snow that might fall on the night before Christmas already a fleeting memory. Forecasters for the Huntsville office of the National Weather Service do expect some light snow showers today as temperatures plunge behind a front carrying rainfall, which could change over to snow between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. But except in a few high-elevation places in North Alabama, they don’t expect any significant snow ac...

Greenview kennel's breeding program 'debunks puppy mill stereotypes' Siskiyou Daily News Greenview's Pete and Julie Morrill have been raising and training AKC-registered Labrador Retrievers for more than two decades. As the owners of Marble Mountain Kennels in Greenview, the Morrills recently started a "radically innovative" breeding partnership program that "debunks the puppy mill stereotype." The Morrills have been adopting out female Labs to local families for more than 15 years, but their new business model allows us to share this opportunity with a wider number of people in Northern...

2 minutes read Mountain Projects 31 Days of Giving Campaign is seeking holiday contributions to support the well-being of families experiencing poverty in Haywood and Jackson Counties. Due to circumstances related to the pandemic, the agency is expecting more calls for emergency services than ever before.  Executive Director Patsy Davis encourages the community to get involved in this campaign to protect our region’s most vulnerable. “It does a heart good to help a neighbor in need, and to give to causes we care about,” Davis says. “We are asking for your help to meet the growing n...

Mountain Projects seeks emergency fund donations Mountain Projects 31 Days of Giving Campaign is seeking holiday contributions to support the well-being of families experiencing poverty in Haywood and Jackson Counties. Due to circumstances related to the pandemic, the agency is expecting more calls for emergency services than ever before. Executive Director Patsy Davis encourages the community to get involved in this campaign to protect our region’s most vulnerable. “It does a heart good to help a neighbor in need, and to give to causes we care about,” Davis says. “We are as...