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Robert Dean Penny A man charged in the shooting death of his landlord entered a guilty plea to a second degree murder charge and was sentenced to 25 years in prison during a session of Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday. Sixty-three-year-old Robert Dean Penny was initially charged with first-degree murder in early December 2017. It was alleged Penny killed 71-year-old Chester Hornowski. Penny’s sentence on the murder charge will run concurrent with time he is spending in prison on earlier charges. He appeared in court Thursday in the white uniform of the state prison system. Mistrial on m...

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – California State CIF is not allowing local regional Track & Field championships this year, due to COVID-19 concerns. Even after nearly every other state saw safe and successful youth sports seasons and championships, State CIF “will not be hosting State Championships in swim & dive, track & field, and wrestling.” Southern California Regional Championship events will be offered for baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, softball, tennis and boys volleyball. As a result of State CIF’s decision, our track and field athletes are saddened to hear they will not be given the ...

New Mexico Film Office: ‘Dig’ Production Now Filming NMFO News: SANTA FE — The New Mexico Film Office announces Dig, a feature film produced by Dig Films LLC, has begun production in Las Cruces. “The New Mexico Film Office continues to market every corner of New Mexico to productions. Las Cruces has a lot to offer productions, including beautiful and diverse landscapes and locations, production support, hotels, restaurants, and other amenities,” said New Mexico Film Office Director Amber Dodson. “As we work to increase the economic vitality for the City of Las Cruces, film and med...

April 23, 1845: The Jonesborough Whig and Independent Journal reported of a recent marriage. “In this County, on last Thursday evening, by Rev. Elbert F. Sevier, Rev. Alexander N. Harris, to Miss Edney, daughter of David Haynes, all of this County.” April 23, 1869: The Union Flag reported exciting news from Johnson’s Depot. “A lady living at Johnson’s Depot gave birth to a triplet of boys last week. This is certainly encouraging, in view of our threatening rupture with Spain and England. Maj. G.W. Blackburn, our efficient State Comptroller, will have to order the â€...

Last modified on Fri 23 Apr 2021 14.28 EDT Police officers hunting the person who chopped down 50 trees along the banks of the Thames in Surrey have arrested a 24-year-old man who they said was found with chainsaws in his van. Council officials and detectives were left baffled by the series of tree fellings which started on 21 March in a two-mile stretch between Walton-on-Thames and Weybridge, both in Elmbridge, Surrey. About 50 to 60 trees were felled – many of them mature trees more than 20ft high. Anthony Cilia, a retired kitchen fitter from Weybridge, was among the first to spot the dam...