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Gray pitched seven innings, allowing just one run, and recording a career-best 11 strikeouts in a 5-3 Evansville win

Hutchinson Wendy's closes for major remodel The Wendy’s franchise at 700 N. Main in Hutchinson has closed to undergo an extensive remodel. A spokesman with the California franchise that owns the site said plans are to reopen the restaurant late in the second or early in the third quarter of the year, targeting June or July. A city building permit shows the estimated $480,000 project will include adding new “tower and entry elements" to the current shell. All existing interior finishes, partitions, ceilings, light fixtures, and ducts “are to be demolished,” with an all-new interior con...

5th inning spoils Aces solid start in loss at No. 25 SIU Purple Aces baseball (Source: WFIE) By Aaron Hancock | March 12, 2021 at 11:02 PM CST - Updated March 12 at 11:57 PM CARBONDALE, ILL. (WFIE) - Despite a strong start, the University of Evansville baseball team dropped its MVC opener to No 25 SIU, 14-5, on Friday at Itchy Jones Stadium in Carbondale, Ill. ”Giving up a 10 spot in one inning during a Friday game is rare. Too much for our offense to overcome,” said Aces head coach Wes Carroll. “You have to credit their team for the offensive approach at the plate creating many ...

Premium Content Subscriber only Reports of the Bonnick Road dump’s demise may be premature, with Gympie Regional Council now exploring whether more life can yet be squeezed out of the city tip. An expansion of the city’s dump is one of several options reportedly on the table as the council works to identify where the region’s waste will wind up once Bonnick Road is full. Also under consideration is a proposed new waste transfer station at Laurenceson Rd expected to cost $10-12 million to build. Funding for it would be spread across several years of the council’s budget, with support f...

The decision to throw the laws out drew protests t the town hall. “This threat is especially concerning on the Southside of Gympie, where housing developments are taking place in areas where koalas have been observed living,” Mr Arthur said. “In mid 2020 the Gympie Regional Council was awarded the Queensland Keep Australia Beautiful Award for Environmental Sustainability because of the TLPIs and their Koala Conservation Management Plan. “The present council should publicly relinquish that award, since its retention is inconsistent with cancellation of the TLPIs. “In the absence o...