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6 Routine Car Maintenance Tips Photo: The News Wheel The feeling of sitting behind the wheel of a brand-new car is hard to beat. For the first few months, you’re getting used to new amenities and learning how to handle your new car on the road. Once the magic wears off, you need to make sure you’re taking good care of your investment so it’ll last for many years. That means routine maintenance to catch and fix potential issues before they occur. Follow your manufacturer’s recommended oil change intervals Photo: The News Wheel Routine oil changes can help keep your engine healthy and r...

19th April 2021 Headline inflation increased significantly from 2.4 percent in February to 3.2 percent in March 2021, reverting to within the Bank’s medium-term objective range of 3 – 6 percent, and higher than the 2.2 percent in March 2020. The increase in inflation between February and March 2021 mainly reflects the upward adjustment in domestic fuel prices in March 2021, as reflected in Transport inflation which increased from -1.4 in February 2021 to 1.4 percent in March 2021. The rise in inflation also reflects the increase in the annual price changes for some categories of goods and...

Close Atmos Energy and the City of Greenville have announced Atmos will perform routine maintenance Monday, resulting in the safe removal of natural gas. Atmos planning maintenance on isolated section of pipeline Special to the Herald-Banner 2 hrs ago Atmos Energy and the City of Greenville have announced Atmos will perform routine maintenance Monday, resulting in the safe removal of natural gas. Atmos Energy and the City of Greenville have announced Atmos  will perform routine maintenance Monday, resulting in the safe removal of natural gas. The maintenance wil...

Salem engineers on the Roanoke River bed are racing against nature to finish maintenance beneath the bridge on Mill Lane, because rain forecast later this week threatens to postpone the project for an endangered fish’s spawning season. Flaggers are restricting traffic to one lane to fit extra equipment while contractors in a temporarily drained, dammed section of the riverbed perform routine maintenance to the low-water bridge’s concrete piers. Time is of the essence this week, said Salem City Engineer William Simpson. “They’re trying to get that work done as quick as they...

Salem engineers on the Roanoke River bed are racing against nature to finish maintenance beneath the bridge on Mill Lane, because rain forecast later this week threatens to postpone the