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With a return to in-person activities in what was described as a great atmosphere, the annual Ernie Blankenship Radio-Telethon raised over $88,000 for the Highl
Radio-telethon raises $88,556 By Jeff Gilliland - jgilliland@timesgazette.com Highland County Society for Children and Adults Poster Child Elisha Duncan decided to do a little interviewing of her own during Wednesday’s annual radio-telethon. Also pictured are host Ron Coffey and Duncan’s mother, Kim O’Madden. Jeff Gilliland | The Times-Gazette Keith Craig (right) makes a donation of $5,000 from Rocky Fork AMVETS Post 61 at Wednesday’s radio-telethon. Also pictured are hosts Tim Priest (left) and Rick Williams. Jeff Gilliland | The Times-Gazette Rocky Coss (left), the organizer of ...
Automation Investment Expectations for the Batch Manufacturing Industries In this second installment in our series covering automation investment expectations for 2021, suppliers highlight ongoing pandemic, supply chain, and labor issues driving near-term interest in specific technologies. May 10th, 2021 As noted in the first installment of this series investigating spending trends on automation technology across the discrete, batch, and continuous process industry verticals, this second installment focusing on the batch or hybrid manufacturing industries is based on a study conducted in late...
Staff Writer While patrolling an area rife with complaints of drug activity, Wheeling police apprehended a man allegedly in the process of selling methamphetamine on Wheeling Island. Around noon on March 24, Wheeling police came across Harold Nice, 37 of Wheeling, walking north on South Penn Street, near a house which police say had received several complaints of drug activity. The criminal complaint also states that Nice, in particular, was allegedly involved in the distribution of “illegal contraband” in the area. Police ran Nice’s information through the National Crime Information C...
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle has appointed a former top lawyer from the clerk’s office to serve as the next director of the county’s Department of Human Rights and Ethics.