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Observer-Dispatch Jodie Miller is named director of client services at C & D Advertising. In her new role, she will be responsible for planning, developing and managing client projects.  Miller, a Clinton native, assumes this role after 13 years as local sales manager/senior account manager at Galaxy Media Partners and brings more than 24 years of radio advertising, sales and marketing experience to the firm. The agency, on Genesee Street in Utica, has been in business for 25 years and will have a new office in Rome to open soon.  IN OTHER BUSINESS NEWS: • Clinton native Thomas Wi...

Executives with the Norwalk-based company announced plans to expand its fiber optic...

Digital home learning coming to an end in Hernando County By FOX 13 News Staff Published  BROOKSVILLE, Fla. - Digital home learning will come to an end on June 18, 2021, for students in Hernando County. The school board approved the decision on Tuesday. Digital home learning was an option over the 2020/2021 school year for students who were concerned about attending in-person learning during the pandemic. However, Hernando Superintendent of Schools John Stratton said he was concerned because, "digital home learning is not as effective or efficient as in-person learning." Later he underscored...

Each week I try to write about something that I hope is worth reading. And, although I mostly like to feature writings of some historical value, sometimes I get a little left of center, so to speak, and today just might be one of those days. Let’s just refer to it as a “throw it against the wall, and if it sticks, it’s done” spaghetti day. Perhaps we should begin with this newspaper. I do not know the actual circulation of The Logan Banner, Williamson Daily News or Coal Valley News, all of which my writings appear in weekly. What I do know is that there must be many people...

Lawmaker proposes that voters should elect Hernando County superintendent Haley Hinds reports BROOKSVILLE, Fla. - A state lawmaker wants to change how the superintendent of schools in Hernando County is chosen. Rather than being appointed by the school board, as they are now, Rep. Blaise Ingoglia wants that decision to be in voters' hands. "The school board and the superintendent position need to be held more accountable for some of the decisions that they make," Ingoglia said. He's proposing a bill that would let voters elect their superintendent, a change, he admits, would make it a partis...