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WILLIAMSBURG — Ernesto J. "Hugh" DeSamper, 94, whose promotion of Colonial Williamsburg boosted visitation for more than three decades, died Tuesday, May 25…
Anderson honored at McKendree FacebookTwitterEmail LEBANON — Scott Anderson, a McKendree University political science major from East Alton, has been inducted into the Alpha Zeta Epsilon chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha national political science honor society at McKendree University. Pi Sigma Alpha recognizes academic excellence and brings together students and faculty interested in the study of government and politics. Newsletter signup
Peggy Lee, a member of the Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative Board of Directors, recently earned and was awarded the Board Leadership Certificate (BLC) from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). A continually evolving energy industry places ever-changing demands on electric cooperative directors; accordingly, serving in those roles requires an increasing knowledge of ongoing changes in electric utility operation and management, competent governance skills, and a sound knowledge of cooperative principles. MEC, and its directors, have a commitment to continue both training...
April 21, 2021 by Barry The sequel to the Sonic the Hedgehog movie is currently shooting in Canada and those lucky enough to be living in or visiting Fort Langley have been seeing a lot of what will end up on screen. We’re a bit late to the news, so I figured a roundup of what has been revealed is in order. First up, as seen above, Knuckles is confirmed to be in the movie as revealed via CGI stand-ins used for lighting and framing references. Designs for Sonic and Tails appear to be retained, and it also appears that Sonic the Hedgehog 2 will be using the Sonic Boom rule of Knuckles being t...
Two FSU faculty earn Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor honor Two Florida State University faculty members, one a scholar of Shakespeare and the other a nuclear astrophysicist, will be given the highest honor that the faculty bestow upon their own – they will each be named a Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor. Professor of Physics Jorge Piekarewicz and Professor of English Gary Taylor have been selected to receive the honor for 2021-2022. Both professors are from the College of Arts and Sciences, FSU’s largest and most academically diverse college. The Lawton Distinguished P...