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Reasons for Harris vote ‘too cliche’ The two County Commissioners’ response as to why they want to change the Floyd County Health Officer in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic was a little too cliché. They gave the usual social issues of homelessness, opioid addiction, etc. Their last comment of Community Economic Development caught my attention. Really? Typically, several factors need to be in place for successful economic development. Like infrastructure, such as roads. And we have several I-64 interchanges, along with U.S. 150, State Roads 64 and 62, as well as several h...

Movie. a family movie night. a date night with the cute boy from english class. remember the trap of the discount bin by the checkout line. the 2 for $20 deal, clueless or top gun. the blue and yellow stores were once 9,000 worldwide, but they have seen better days. for the buildings that still stand, the ones that litter highways and state roads, the signs are faded and the doors are chained except in one very special place. by the end of the month, the last blockbuster still standing in the entire world will be in bend, oregon. sandiharding says the store is a tourist attraction that won't c...

Surface not to be intense as we discussed or as expected, this is not the case, the worst is yet to come as the flood waters from other areas are accumulating north of the county and filling the river basins beyond capacity. mandatory evacuation shall commence immediately and all persons in evacuation areas shall be evacuated by 3:00 p.m. september 16th, 2018. all persons who refuse to fail to comply with mandatory evacuation order shall do so at their own risk and put on notice that emergency and rescue personnel, first responders may not be sent into flooded areas within the area to be evacu...

A risk. by by 2050 the damage is expected to climb up to $252 billion. joining me now, someone who knows firsthand the impact flooding has on the sunshine state, miami beach mayor phillip levine. you guys have been dealing with flooding and just in the recent weeks and months it's really increased. you're doing it at a very effective rate but it is still massive. >> no question about it. we've had historic high tide. these are tides that are beyond prediction but we're fighting back and we've made some tremendous progress in miami beach. we put together a $400 million plan. 60 pumps installed ...

It unsteadied it on its foundation. over here you can see this puddle in the middle of what used to be a driveway. and it's a similar scene in other communities near rivers and streams. residents and cleanup crews removing water logged furniture and carpets from their homes and salvaging what personal items they can. then there's damaged infrastructure. the south carolina department of transportation reports that a total of 412 state roads and bridges are closed. when asked to put a dollar figure on all the daniel, here's what governor nikki haley said. >> we're not going to stop until we get ...