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Royal was born May 21st, 1965 in Scobey MT, to Alfred Leroy Johnson and Nora (Carsen) Johnson, the youngest of 4 children. When he was 5 months old, his family

1 week ago Share The change will add additional appropriations to the general fund, stormwater fund, transportation impact fee and the water/wastewater fund. The Ocoee City Commission approved an ordinance regarding the amending of the Fiscal Year 2020 budget during its meeting Tuesday, May 4. The annual operation budget for the city was adopted Sept. 23, 2020. But since then, city staff identified the need for additional appropriations for the general fund, stormwater fund, transportation impact fee and the water/wastewater fund. “They’re moving forward more quickly than ...

Summit School back to square one after PMSD denies another charter proposal The proposed Summit Charter School is back to square one, again.  Pocono Mountain School District held a special board meeting on Feb. 24 during which the board voted yet again to deny the proposed school's charter.   Summit School has applied for a charter multiple times over the past two years. .   The district noted several concerns about the application.  “Summit mentions a bilateral fit (in its application), which is great for the parents, students and school, but a bilateral fit does not belong in the c...

Ongoing contract negotiations and turnover at the Ocoee Fire Department have some worried that the city will be unable to keep quality firefighters. Residents Chris Adkins and Brad Lomneck broached the subject during the Feb. 2 Ocoee City Commission meeting. “We have to have a grave concern if we’re starting to have a lot of turnover — especially in our first responders,” Adkins said during the meeting. “I know there has been some stuff online and so on  and so forth  in regards to salaries and this and that, but I’m not here about that. What I’m here about is my concern that ...

It's the season of lights, garlands and trees, but one East Texan has come up with a different kind of decorating for the holidays. A casual drive along Pineland street in Longview, and you come across and unusual holiday display. The inspiration of homeowner Rusty Johnson.