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Springfield Board of Assessors chairman Richard Allen retires after 39-year career with city Today 5:21 AM Richard J. Allen, who served as the long-term chairman of the Springfield Board of Assessors, retired effective April 21, 2021. (File photo / The Republican) Facebook Share Allen, of Springfield, retired effective April 21, according to the mayor’s office. His salary at the time of retirement was $120,234 as the full-time department head in the Assessors’ Office. Prior to being chairman, Allen served as a member of the three-member Board of Assessors, among other city positions, the...

Baylor Swats McCallie In 10-0 Fashion Seven Extra Base Hits Back Dill’s Two-Hit Pitching Monday, April 26, 2021 - by James Beach Fans of the Baylor-McCallie baseball rivalry occupied just about every nook and cranny with a visible sightline Monday night as the Red Raiders celebrated their seniors.   All totaled nine Baylor seniors were recognized before the game, and it would not have come as any surprise to see every McCallie fan applaud knowing time is nearing an end for so many of the boys in red who have absolutely tortured the boys in blue since arriving on campus.   Baylor won...

April 5, 1921 The Cadillac Retail Grocers and Merchants Association held a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce office to discuss closing the stores on the Thursday afternoon of the coming Auto Show. It was decided that out of courtesy to the automobile dealers the stores would remain open to accommodate the visitors to Cadillac on that day and to make the business section of the city more interesting. “The grocers do not anticipate any greatly increased volume of business during the automobile show,‘ said J.M. Bothwell, secretary of the merchants organization, “but it was believ...

McCallie Strikes Early And Often In Season Opener Blues Run-Rule Sequatchie Co., 12-2 Tuesday, March 16, 2021 - by James Beach Baseball seasons are filled with peaks and valleys and the Sequatchie County Indians got an early reminder of that Tuesday night at McCallie.   The Indians came in fresh off a 19-run eruption that included 11 extra base knocks among 18 total hits on Monday against Whitwell in what most would consider a peak sorta game.   McCallie silenced those bats in its season opener, though, as a pair of pitchers limited the visitors to two hits and the Blues pounded out 1...

HOUSTON — A former Hormel Foods employee has filed a suit against the company alleging age discrimination.  William Baker filed a complaint Feb. 1 in Harris County District Court against Hormel Foods Sales LLC alleging violation of the Texas Commission on Human Rights Act.  Baker worked in sales for Fontanini Foods which was acquired by Hormel in August of 2017, according to his complaint. He alleges that following the acquisition, he began to report to area manager Michelle Newman and that she told him his work "was a young person's job" and continually asked him when he would be retirin...