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Dollar Tree, Inc. is hosting an in-person1 hiring event on Saturday, August 14, at each of its 26 U.S. distribution centers. The Company offers its warehouse associates flexible schedules,... | August 11, 2021

Covington resident Joseph Hebert texted his mother in July with the news: He had fallen short yet again on a trip to Las Vegas to win a major professional poker event. “I don’t know how many more chances I’ll have to win one,” the 38-year-old Hebert recalled telling her. Linda Hebert never advised any of her three children to surrender, and she wasn’t about to start that day. “I keep hoping and praying,” the former nun told her son. “What will be will be.” Days later, Linda Hebert died unexpectedly, and her crestfallen son didn’t even look at ...

Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas for the final table of the 2020 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event domestic finale. Those players have been waiting to battle it out ever since they made it down to the final table on WSOP.com on Dec. 14. What started with 705 players is now down to nine, each looking to finish first for $1,553,256 and a chance to go heads up against Damian Salas for an additional $1 million and the bracelet. Salas won the GGPoker international portion of the Main Event. Right now, the player best positioned to meet him is Louisiana’s

Upeshka De Silva Leads US WSOP Main Event The US leg of the WSOP Main Event got underway on Sunday with many of the world’s top pros putting up $10,000 to try and win poker’s coveted title. Upeshka De Silva is the man to beat on Day 2 of the WSOP Main Event American leg. (Image: Twitter/WSOP) With players only allowed to ante up on WSOP.com if they were located in Nevada or New Jersey, the likes of Phil Helmuth had to travel specifically for the online MTT. However, that didn’t seem to matter as the opening session attracted 705 players. That was more than international leg. Moreover, i...