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Joint drug investigation in Houma leads to three arrests A joint narcotics investigation Friday led to the arrests of three Houma residents after police found a half-pound of methamphetamine, guns and other drugs.   Reginald Matthews, 45, Megan Pearson, 29, and Donny McKinley, 19, are each charged in the investigation, the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office said.  Working with State Police and Houma Police Department, narcotics agents from the Sheriff’s Office received information that Matthews was involved in a heroin-distribution operation, authorities said.  Agents obtained search ...

View Comments Mother’s Day has a twofold purpose in this part of Iowa. It’s a time to honor moms and it is time to plant your annuals as the fear of a late frost is over. I think. So if you haven’t already, it is time to scope out the garden centers, find what you want, and a few more you couldn’t resist, and enjoy planting. Last year, I started tomatoes from seed. They were all heirloom varieties and in my mind I visualized eating nothing but tomatoes from August on. I had Brandywine, Cherokee Purple, Amish, yellow pear to name a few. 

John Certo II moves easily from table to table at Andy's Flour Power on Panama City Beach. He greets longtime customers, checking on tasty omelets, strawberry waffles and freshly baked

During that same time, Beach police also conducted 44 traffic stops on motorcyclists and issued 16 citations.  "Motorcycling is a fun activity enjoyed by thousands, but it can also be dangerous," Councilman Phil Chester wrote in an email. "We do see a number of accidents each year involving motorcycles and not just during the rally. The rally (does, however, increase) the risk simply because there are more riders here and because it is during a heavy travel time for tourists." Thunder Beach draws thousands of bikers from across the nation, which is important for the Beach since tourism ...

ANGOLA — The Angola Plan Commission on Tuesday approved the subdivision of a property owned by Greg and Natalia Baird at 800 Butler Street into two separate lots, a decision the Bairds had requested. The Bairds went before the Commission seeking to legally divide their almost five-acre residential property just north of Angola’s Hulbert Hills Subdivision into two lots so they can build a house on the new, vacant lot. They plan to eventually sell their existing single-family home and move into the proposed residence once it is finished. The Commission approved the vacation of the lot...