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Leaders of the country’s most prominent companies this afternoon issued a plea for congressional leaders to come to an agreement pronto to raise the nation’s debt limit.

THE Olympic success surges on as gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz leads the three other medalists in Tokyo for a Thanksgiving Mass on Wednesday at the Our Lady of Lourdes Parish in Tagaytay City. Diaz has long been home since winning the country’s first Olympic gold medal—women’s -55 kgs of weightlifting…

Read Article Brunswick is taking a leap toward renewable energy after approving a 20-year offsite solar contract with ReVision Energy. The agreement targets a 66% commitment of the combined municipal and school electric expenses — saving the town an estimated $1.8 million over the 20-year period. Brunswick’s projected annual electric expense for both municipal and school buildings is $558,291, not including streetlights. Combining the school and town, the contracts translate to a commitment of about 3 million kilowatt hours per year generated through solar. For comparison, the average Am...

Fireworks to blame for fires across western and central South Dakota plains Gary MatthewsJuly 4, 2021News Fourth of July Fires RAPID CITY, S.D. – Great Plains Fire Dispatch say fireworks are to blame for starting several wildfires across western and central South Dakota Saturday night and Sunday. One fire is located within Fort Pierre city limits. The Marion CA Fire was reported just after 5:00 p.m. Sunday night. The fire’s size was not known yet, but federal and local resources were responding. Another fire was reported in Hughes County, 2 miles northeast of Pierre. The fire burned 1.5 a...

Anticipated bus driver shortage leads to change in school start, dismissal times in Lee's Summit Charlie Keegan The Lee's Summit school district aims to reduce bus ride times by 20 minutes for students next school year. and last updated 2021-06-16 16:27:16-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The wheels on the bus in Lee’s Summit will start turning at different times this fall as the district plans for a shortage of bus drivers. During the Lee’s Summit School District Board of Education meeting Tuesday, board members approved new school start and finish times for the 2021-22 school year ...