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WADESBORO — Anson County Commissioner Vancine Sturdivant was convicted on March 11 for injuring notices and advertisements from moving an election sign during the 2018 election. On October 17 of 2018, Sturdivant allegedly moved a Todd Moore campaign sign outside the Wadesboro precinct during early voting. Moore, unaffiliated candidate for Commissioner District 4 at the time, reported the incident both to the Board of Elections and the Wadesboro Police Department. Sturdivant plead not guilty. She was originally charged with “remove/etc. politic sign violation,” which is a misdemeanor. Af...

Thales Helps Microsoft Customers Protect Their Sensitive Data in the Cloud Integration of Thales Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) with Microsoft Double Key Encryption allows companies to protect customers' data in Microsoft 365 applications while maintaining control of their encryption keys This collaboration with Microsoft protects sensitive data in the cloud and meets major data privacy regulations and requirements for companies and organizations using Microsoft 365 applications Thales announces a new data protection capability for Microsoft customers to benefit from the power of the full r...

Survey: Open Source Cloud Technologies Fit Devs Like a Glove IBM and O'Reilly conducted a survey that indicated IT pros favor using open source cloud technologies over proprietary solutions. Developers wanting to hone their cloud skills would be well advised to focus on building skills around the open source technologies that underpin clouds such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform rather than focus on a specific cloud. That's one of the findings in a new study, The Value of Open Source in the Cloud Era, that O'Reilly conducted for IBM. Of the almost 3,500 ...

LIGONIER — West Noble schools will use its one-year extension of a Lilly grant to hire an intervention teacher to help virtual learners catch up to their in-person classmates. The

Capt. Todd Moore has set out to answer questions and dispel misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines in virtual town halls he’s hosted in recent