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When a tree branch falls on North Main Street in Somerset, it not only made a sound, it took out power for customers along that street, with estimates saying it

 Janie Slaven | CJ The entrances to Speedway North were temporarily blocked off as Somerset Police investigated a vehicle striking the gas station/convenience store late Monday morning. SPD Photo Luckily no one was injured when a Chevrolet Traverse broke through the wall of Speedway North late Monday morning. Janie Slaven | CJ No one was injured when Patricia Davidson, 63, of Stanford, accidentally drove through the north wall of Speedway North late Monday morning.  Somerset Police Department investigated a non-injury accident late Monday morning when a Lincoln County woman crashed h...

Do I still have to wear a mask? Texas stores and businesses scramble after repeal of COVID-19 restrictions Kyle Arnold, Steve Brown, Dom DiFurio and Maria Halkias, The Dallas Morning News © Smiley N. Pool/The Dallas Morning News/TNS Greg Abbott is lifting the COVID-19 mask mandate, allowing businesses to open at 100%. Stores, airports and other businesses grappled Tuesday with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s order to repeal mask mandates and occupancy restrictions. While a handful of businesses saw it as a signal the economy could return to a more normal state after a year of ef...

Do I still have to wear a mask? D-FW stores and businesses scramble after repeal of COVID-19 restrictions The Texas Association of Business praised the governor’s decision Tuesday, saying it will “unleash the full might of the Texas economy.” A man walks past a COVID practices sign outside the Kendra Scott store at the West Village in Dallas, Tuesday, March 2, 2021. Upon the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced he plans to end the statewide mask mandate. He also plans on reopening the State of Texas to all businesses.(Tom Fox / Staff Photog...

But health officials are critical of the decision, which could increase community spread.