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Cases of COVID-19, positive tests and Community transmission rate remain in the red zone this week as Chatham County faces a post-holiday surge.

/ Watch Terval Pulev vs Vikapita Meroro, Ibrahim Class vs Dennis Mwale Live Stream on January 29 Watch Terval Pulev vs Vikapita Meroro, Ibrahim Class vs Dennis Mwale Live Stream on January 29 Pulev Vs Meroro and Class Vs Mwale Co-Headline Globally Broadcast Event on 29th Jan With the distinct lack of televised boxing events for fans of the pugilistic arts to watch in January 2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Botswana based Global Boxing Stars and the Jackson Group have entered into an agreement with United Kingdom based Go Sports & Entertainment, for the world-wide broadcast distribution f...

/ A City of Miami Fire Rescue boat crew sprays water on a burning house at Stiltsville Monday, Jan. 11, 2021. A fire engulfed the Leshaw house in Stiltsville early Monday. Miami fire officials say investigators are still trying to determine the cause. South Florida lost a piece of its storied history Monday when fire destroyed one of the seven remaining houses in Stiltsville, the collection of elevated shacks erected in the shallows of Biscayne Bay. Coral Gables police first spotted a plume of smoke and contacted Miami fire officials at 7:14 a.m., said Lt. Pete Sanchez. When fire crews arrive...

Todd Cope, CEO of the Huntington-based tech company CentralApp, is traveling across the country in his Tesla with the goal of bringing technology jobs that can be done remotely to skilled workers in Appalachia, instead of outsourcing them to workers in other countries. Submitted photo

Opioid trials A federal trial for a case filed by Huntington and Cabell County against drug companies they accuse of creating and fueling the opioid epidemic in the area will not take place in January as planned due to COVID-19. The lawsuits argue the companies had a duty to monitor and report the high volume of pills being shipped into the area, but ignored it. The case had been set to go to trial Jan. 4, but U.S. District Court Judge David A. Faber continued the trial indefinitely due to COVID-19. A pretrial conference will now take place Jan. 6 and Feb. 3 at 11 a.m. via videoconference to ...