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Brandon’s major events venue managed to run a surplus last year with a little help from the fe...

Ashurst announces financial results - marking fifth consecutive year of revenue growth 2021 financial performance highlights Revenue of £711 million, up 10% on the previous financial year (£644 million in 2020) 40% growth in revenue over a five-year period, with an average annual growth rate of more than 7% Profit per equity partner of £1,038,000, up 15% on the previous financial year (£903,000 in 2020) 72% growth in profit per equity partner over a five-year period, with an average annual growth rate of more than 11% Paul Jenkins, Ashurst's Global Managing Partner said, 'We continued ou...

Julie E. Greene Hagerstown Herald-Mail Cascade resident John W. Krumpotich finally settled his $1.85 million purchase of nearly 500 acres at the former Fort Ritchie military base on Wednesday. The closing came a year and a day after it was originally scheduled, because of repeated court appeals from a Sabillasville, Md., businessman. "I'm just so excited to get started. ... And so thankful for all the support we've received from the community and the county," Krumpotich said Thursday. In February, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals affirmed a decision by a Washington County Circuit Court j...

Brandon Sun By: Kyle Darbyson (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun) Construction crews working on behalf of Manitoba Infrastructure removed the famous “Home of the Wheat Kings” signs located on the north and south side of the Kullberg’s building on Wednesday morning, making way for the forthcoming demolition of the structure for the new Daly Overpass. Advertisement Construction crews working on behalf of Manitoba Infrastructure removed the famous "Home of the Wheat Kings" signs located on the north and south side of the Kullberg’s building on We...

Washington County gets good news regarding Fort Ritchie appeal Julie E. Greene Herald Mail Media Washington County has cleared a hurdle in its planned sale of much of the former Fort Ritchie property. But whether it is the last hurdle isn't known. The Maryland Court of Special Appeals, in an opinion filed Thursday, affirmed a decision by a Washington County Circuit Court judge to dismiss Craig Mahrle's lawsuit challenging the county's sale of the property. Mahrle's attorney, Edward Tolchin, said Monday that his client has up to 45 days to appeal the decision if he chooses to do so. Mahrle, of...