Local business getting ready for Valentine's Day and the big game
Whether it's flowers or snacks for the football game--plan ahead, or face a potential party foul.
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Whether it's flowers or snacks for the football game--plan ahead, or face a potential party foul.
Here are nine areas of "old school" Magic Mountain that you can visit today for a true throwback Southern California theme park adventure — all year round.
Several union representatives are standing near Lane County Commission Chair Joe Berney. They’re at the July 14 tour of Lane Transit District with Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and Congressman Peter DeFazio, promoting a trillion dollar infrastructure bill being debated in Congress. It’s the first time that many of the union reps have seen one another since the start of COVID-19. While I’m introducing myself to them, one of the reps tells me that unions love Berney. That statement of adoration comes weeks after the Oregon Legislature passed Senate Bill 420, which lays a ...
Six Flags Great America brings new thrills to Fright Fest September 21, 2012 GURNEE, Ill. – Six Flags Great America kicks off its 22nd season of Fright Fest with new haunts and more scares than ever before. GURNEE, Ill. – Six Flags Great America kicks off its 22nd season of Fright Fest with new haunts and more scares than ever before. Starting September 29 and running weekends throughout October, the theme park transforms into a 100-acre, fog-filled land of shadows, ghosts and ghouls that offers thrills by day and fright by night. Fright Fest, the area’s premier Halloween event, returns...
Arlington neighbors plead with City to help as rain causes water from city drains to erode their backyards The City of Arlington has publicly said, several times, that it can't help because "Misty Creek" is on private property. Author: Matt Howerton Updated: 11:10 PM CDT May 11, 2021 ARLINGTON, Texas — Caution tape now lines the backyard of Charlie Kilpatrick at his Arlington home that he's owned since 2004. But no serious crime was committed, only a crime of ignorance by the city, he and his neighbors allege. "We didn't do this. The City of Arlington did...