Covington leaders condemn proposed bill that would restrict pride parades, drag shows
Covington city leaders are speaking out against a proposed state bill that would ban events such as Pride parades and drag shows.
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Covington city leaders are speaking out against a proposed state bill that would ban events such as Pride parades and drag shows.
Tulsa’s American Legion Post 1 is asking for help restocking its food pantry. Tulsans who need some help can visit the post on East 8th Street and pick up some bags of non-perishable food.
Senate Bill 115 requires any 'adult-oriented' business, which includes businesses that host drag performances, to be more than 1,000 feet away from any residence, park, school, church or more.
Delores Meyer, age 95, of Cordova, Tennessee and formerly of Willmar, passed away Friday, January 20, at the Baptist Reynolds Hospice House in Collierville, Tennessee.
Covington's city government hasn't been stationed in its own building for the last 50 years, instead renting spaces throughout Covington, but the city could be on a path to change that.