LAKE BOTTOM, Wis. (WFRV) – If you head towards the Fond du Lac area, you might run into royalty. Eight-year-old Hailey Hopper won the Little Miss Galaxy International pageant in McAllen, Texas. She was previously Little Miss Wisconsin Galaxy and competed against girls around the world for her new title.Read More →
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The next generation of groundbreaking scientists are making their debut at the Idaho National Lab. Idaho National Lab interns spent the summer working side-by-side with scientists and experts in their fields of interest. They presented the results of their studies on Thursday at the INLRead More →
The Dallas City Council yesterday approved a resolution aimed at reducing the local impact of the upcoming state abortion ban. It was among the long list of items to be discussed at the Board’s first meeting after the body’s vacation in July. Councilman Adam Bazaldua drafted the resolution, which directsRead More →
Food prices are rising and for some families, affording a good meal is becoming increasingly difficult. But last Tuesday, several parents didn’t have to wonder what to serve for dinner or how much it would cost after the owners of the Walthourville Meat Market offered Liberty County School System studentsRead More →
IDNA, West Bank (AP) — A Palestinian hunger striker who his family says has refused food for the past 160 days and was wasting away in an Israeli prison infirmary has suddenly been thrust into the center of efforts to firm up a ceasefire -fire in Gaza. Khalil Awawdeh isRead More →
Cloth Breaking Down the GRE, GMAT, and Other Graduate Entrance Exams Students taking an exam If you have a graduate degree, you’ll likely earn more and stay employed, according to a May 2022 analysis from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. And interest in higher education is on the rise.Read More →
Breadcrumb Links New Local News Sales of new homes fell below average locally in July, but new listings rose by a record amount for the month, reports the Chatham-Kent Association of Realtors. Content of the article Sales of new homes fell below the July average locally, but new listings roseRead More →
PELICAN RAPIDS, Minn. – Much of the picking is devoted to growing vegetables for local markets. For Lida Farm, near Pelican Rapids in Lida Township, Ryan and Maree Pesch choose weekends and Mondays for their community-supported agriculture business. The boxes go out on Mondays and Tuesdays. On Tuesday, they pickRead More →
GCC travelers looking for one last summer getaway need look no further than Germany’s wonderfully rich cultural attractions. Explore the German.Local.Culture campaign to fully experience Germany, from breathtaking landscapes to interactive craft workshops in the different cities. “The German.Local.Culture campaign is one that resonates well with our Gulf markets,” saidRead More →
WEST NEWBURY — Local planners want to present voters with a zoning amendment this fall that would allow a private landlord to purchase the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, a Main Street landmark, and turn it into a small office space. The ultimate goal, as voted on at the springRead More →
CALEB BOZARD News T&D Intern A South Carolina State University professor is set to publish a book documenting Charleston’s historic cemeteries. Patrick Harwood, a communications instructor at SC State, has already written four books. His forthcoming publication, “Cemetery Stories: The Cemeteries of Charleston,” documents the cemeteries of 13 churches andRead More →
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The village of Inukjuak is seen on the shore of Hudson Bay Thursday, May 12, 2022 in Inukjuak, Quebec. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian WyldAdrian Wyld/The Canadian Press According to a new report, the justice system in the Nunavik region of northern Quebec should be better adapted to the local culture andRead More →
MALONE — A northern peasant has turned his passion for American history into a demonstration that educates people across the region about the Weber wagon and its role in America’s westward expansion. Steven M. Dustin says he became interested in American history, and the Old West in general, as aRead More →
The extensive personal library and collection of jazz and classical vinyl records are sold by the adult children of a person who had a major influence on my life growing up in Lake Geneva in the late 1950s. This person was Bruce D. Johnson, my English teacher at Badger HighRead More →
Hyderabad, August 5 India’s Chief Justice NV Ramana said on Friday that global culture is emerging as a threat to local culture, symbols and identities. In his speech at the 82nd convocation of Osmania University here, he noted that driven by the winds of globalization, people are moving towards globalRead More →
The MEDARVA Foundation opened Surgeon Immersion, an experiential center at the Short Pump Town Center, during August. Admission-free, the center will allow visitors to learn about human anatomy, surgery, and the work of the MEDARVA Foundation to support scientific research and medical access in Central Virginia. “We are thrilled toRead More →
ATTICA — A Pulitzer Prize-winning book about the Attica prison riot and its violent aftermath is now allowed in state prisons. The state has lifted its ban on Blood in the Water: The Attica Prison Uprising of 1971 and its Legacy, by Dr. Heather Ann Thompson. Hard copies of theRead More →
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 5): Unique Fire Holdings Bhd said there is pent-up demand for fire protection systems, equipment and accessories as many construction and development projects have accelerated and need to be delivered after the Covid-19 pandemic subsides. Its chief executive, Datuk Marcus Liew, said Unique Fire is confident ofRead More →
Compared to the same time last year, homicides are up in DC, despite efforts to stem the violence. A criminal justice expert shares his thoughts on what is needed to fix the problem. DC is seeing an increase in homicides, even as it continues to fund programs they hope willRead More →
As Time Goes By is researched and written for the Journal-Republican by the Piatt County Historical and Genealogical Society. 75 years ago The Piatt County Farm Festival will be held on August 5. Farmers from Piatt Coimty will gather at Lodge Park for a day of picnicking, old-fashioned sightseeing andRead More →
Several members of the Ouachita Parish school board, who are seeking re-election, drew contestants in the qualifiers last month, staging a handful of school board races in the Nov. 8 election. In last month’s qualifier, only two members were re-elected unopposed: School Board President Jerry Hicks, representing District D, andRead More →
There’s a new dating app on the scene called Desti, which aims to filter matches based on where you want to go on a date. According to the developers, the app is designed to eliminate chatter by leveraging video messaging, and it aims to get more people through the doorsRead More →
Large and medium-sized enterprises and enterprises are increasingly adopting and offering software-as-a-service platforms as they seek to increase revenue and translate growth into greater efficiency. Today, a young startup, Emitrr, aims to bring the benefits of this model to local small businesses in the United States. Emitrr claims to helpRead More →
GLENS FALLS — Anthony Richichi grew up doodling on the walls of his Glens Falls home, but never thought he’d ever become a professional artist. “It always seemed like a hobby that I was really good at,” said Richichi, who planned to become a musician. It wasn’t until 2013, whenRead More →
Better fire protection and perhaps a small increase in water pressure have come to a North Joplin neighborhood thanks to a project just completed by Missouri American Water Co. to replace miles of small aging water pipes by much larger and more efficient pipes. U.S. officials from Missouri, the JoplinRead More →
Reading about triple-digit temperatures in Western Europe and the fires in London, there are times when I wonder if we’re going to find out, let alone make it out alive. I wonder if our anointed leaders have underestimated the seriousness of climate change and its destructive impact on the environmentRead More →
July 30 – LEWISTON – A locally coordinated effort to curb youth vaping wrapped up last fall and now organizers are weeks away from learning how their public health campaign made a difference. St. Mary’s Health System, Central Maine Healthcare, and Healthy Androscoggin, the county’s community health coalition, have workedRead More →
SALMON, Idaho (KIFI) – The Moose Fire burning west of the North Fork has burned 43,226 acres and is 15% contained. The cause is still undetermined. A red flag warning is in effect today for potential thunderstorms and dry lightning arriving as early as 2:00 p.m., increasing the chances ofRead More →
Faced with a new chapter in her young life, 3-year-old Avery Robertson had questions. Her questions and the emotions that accompany them, as well as the attempts of those close to her to provide answers, have made the 10-year-old girl the main character of a series of books. About toRead More →
In October 2010, City Council met for a study session to hear a staff presentation regarding the City of Fountain Hills’ stormwater harvesting system. Due to the desert environment, the drainage system was somewhat underutilized and easily clogged with debris, creating potential flooding in the event of rain. At thatRead More →
Hello everyone. It’s me, Sean Peek, your Alpharetta-Milton Daily host – here to bring you all the big stuff happening locally. Let’s go. First, today’s weather forecast: Wet with some sun. High: 93 Low: 74. Here are the top five Alpharetta-Milton stories today: On Friday, July 22, Colonial Pipeline Co.,Read More →
Former Allan Hancock College men’s basketball player Diego Lucas has signed a professional overseas contract to play for BLE Juvecaserta in Italy. The organization competes as one of the “Serie C” teams within the EuroBasket League, which is a branch of the FIBA Europe organization. “When I started at AHCRead More →
It’s all about options. Two of the state’s top baseball prospects in the Class of 2023 are being courted to play college football. And they’re both from Oakland County. Parker Picot of Rochester Adams has been committed to Alabama on the diamond for two years, during which time he workedRead More →
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Returning to the days of country club summer jobs, table-top dancing and melodramatic teenage angst – the resident theater at Hinsdale’s Community House stage July 29 High School Musical 2: On Traineeship. The sequel to Disney Channel’s High School Musical franchise is “the best,” said Don Smith, artistic director ofRead More →
By ALLEN G. BREEDNational AP Editor SOUTHPORT, North Carolina (AP) — Jean Heller was working on the floor of the Miami Beach Convention Center when an Associated Press colleague from across the country walked into her workspace behind the event stage and handed him a thin manila envelope. “I’m notRead More →
James H. Cooke Jr., MD and Nancy Litton special to the Independent Tribune We feel the free community clinic in Concord has been underutilized for some time. It is an excellent resource for entering the local health care environment and for the treatment of chronic health conditions such as diabetesRead More →
AUBURN — Discussing a large statue he made honoring famous abolitionist and former Auburn resident Harriet Tubman, sculptor Wesley Wofford said he felt Tubman guiding his hand. Wofford was one of several speakers on Saturday for a Tubman tribute event unveiling a cast of a statue Wofford made for aRead More →
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BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) – Local sports legends from the coast have come together to give back to the community with the Beverly Coleman Basketball Skills Camp at the Kroc Center in Biloxi. The kids learned the basics of basketball and teamwork while staying out of trouble. Whether it’s passing skillsRead More →
The former Bigfoot Buffalo frontman previewed his new band for Local Spins on WYCE, which also debuted Troll tracks for Trout, Sixman, Deadflower, Perren, Jeremy Ensley and more. Incredible experience: The formation of Kyle Brown & The Human Condition. (Courtesy picture) SCROLL DOWN FOR RADIO SHOW PODCAST, VIDEO Support ourRead More →
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – The Clark County Black Caucus joins the Las Vegas chapters of the NAACP and ACLU in speaking out after the Las Vegas Police Protective Association (LVPPA), the union that represents department officers of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, calls for a judge to resign. On JulyRead More →
The book side of TikTok – “booktok” – is the side of the social media app where people share their love for books. People make videos to share book recommendations, post their favorite excerpts, or make fun content about reading in general. However, compared to other countries, our local booktokRead More →
(BCN) – The Monterey County Board of Supervisors has approved a plan to integrate the county’s health care system, making it easier for patients to receive the specialized care they need. The council voted unanimously on Tuesday in favor of a plan by the health department and county administrative officeRead More →
We’re barely halfway to summer heat wavebut teachers are preparing their classes for the start of the school year in September. On Donors choose, a site that posts requests from educators looking to outfit their classrooms, local teachers ask for help getting everything from chairs to educational toys to laundry.Read More →
Exercise classes return to Bishop Square After a two-year hiatus, Stay Active and Independent for Life exercise classes will return to Bishop Place Senior Living at 815 SE Klemgard St., Pullman. Classes start at 11 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Class size is limited to 15 people. The oneRead More →
BANGKOK (AP) — Stocks were higher in Asia on Monday, driven by gains in Chinese markets after regulators urged banks to back real estate projects to bolster the housing market. US futures advanced and oil prices jumped more than $2 a barrel. Markets in Japan were closed for a holiday.Read More →
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri NAACP is partnering with Lincoln University and local churches to honor and commemorate slaves in Osage County on Monday. This sighting came when Osage County native Julie Allen posted A History of Osage County Slaves, a book that contains public records and available history ofRead More →
Five local Latino-led startups received good news this week — each of their businesses received $100,000 from Google’s Startups Latino Founders Fund. The Chicago-based winners are Onebit, a platform that automates financial tracking for independent business owners; ConnectCare Hero, which creates online communities for seniors, their families and healthcare providers;Read More →
According to a senior executive, future Mitsubishi models will carry an Australian flair as the Japanese brand seeks to leverage more local expertise and knowledge for global products. Talk to Cars GuideMitsubishi Australia’s head of product strategy, Tim Clarke, said the success of the local market, which has grown 11.5%Read More →
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The past and present of the West of Ireland continue to shape the work of historians, artists and writers. The Art of Place: The People and the Landscape of County Clare (The Liffey Press, €35) edited by Peadar King and Anne Jones, with color photographs by John Kelly, brings togetherRead More →
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) — Ballot Measure 110, known as the Drug Treatment and Recovery Act, was supposed to provide greater access to drug treatment for Oregonians struggling with addiction by funding treatment and behavioral services . More than a year after its implementation, some local law enforcement officials believe theRead More →
On June 11, members of the far-right group Proud Boys allegedly hurled homophobic slurs at a California library’s story time, sparking a hate crime investigation. At a story time in Sparks, Nevada, on June 26, protesters, including one carrying a gun, sent a library into lockdown. Get metro tickets TheRead More →
WASHINGTON DC—The FCC unanimously passed a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to update its rules to ensure TV stations and pay-TV providers use the same data to determine which stations are “local” in negotiations consent to retransmission. Current Commission rules require that local television stations wishing to be carried on aRead More →
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Your home’s plumbing is one of its most crucial systems. When you consider all of your sinks, toilets, showers and tubs, washing machines, and outdoor systems, problems like leaks, clogged drains, or low water pressure are usually just waiting to happen. If and when any of these issues occur, fixingRead More →
It’s Christmas in July with Leslie Budewitz’s cozy new culinary mystery, “Peppermint Barked” coming out July 19th. The Ferndale author has concocted the sixth installment in his Spice Shop Mystery series. Sizzling with holiday suspense, “Peppermint Barked” is the perfect blend of comfort and crime. As the holiday season lightsRead More →
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The Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, commended the efforts and commitment of digital and telecommunications service provider, Globacom, to promote Nigerian culture and values to the rest of the world. The monarch said this during the 2022 edition of the Ojude Oba festival. Oba Adetona said in theRead More →
COPAKE – The Roeliff Jansen Community Library, 9091 Route 22, Hillsdale, offers the following programs in July and August. For information and registration, call the library at 518-325-4101. The senior balance and strength class is offered from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on Thursdays. Dr. Paul Spector leads the balanceRead More →
In response to the Supreme Court’s overturning of America’s constitutional right to abortion, big employers thought they had found a way to help workers living in states where abortion would be banned: provide benefits to support travel to other states for services. But this solution only raises questions. Experts warnRead More →
Skift grip By choosing a community-focused nonprofit to help shape Hawaii’s tourism marketing, the state’s tourism authority made a bold statement, severing a century-old relationship with the Convention and Visitors Bureau. . It’s controversial, but it’s the hard way to redefine the future of tourism. Dawit Habtemariam The pandemic hasRead More →
REED CITY — It wasn’t their plan to open a downtown storefront, but when Amanda and Kristopher Cross saw the building available, they decided to take a chance. Homemade and More Consignment Shop opened in early May to bring handmade goods and local art to the Reed City community. BeforeRead More →
ZHURIVKA, Ukraine (AP) — Oleksandr Chubuk’s warehouse is expected to be empty, waiting for the new harvest, with his supply of winter wheat already shipped overseas. Instead, its storage bins in central Ukraine are full of grain it cannot ship because of the war with Russia. The green ears ofRead More →
LAPEL – Angie Jones likes to share her first memory of the Lapel village fair. As a young girl, she remembers discovering a pair of tables set up on Main Street with various home decor items that caught her eye. “I ran home and opened my piggy bank and cameRead More →
The colorful annual celebration that floats along the city’s ancient KhlongLatChado marks KhaoPhansa, or the Buddhist Lent period. Tourists are invited to experience this year’s “Phansa Water Festival in KhlongLatChado” which will be held in Ayutthaya on Wednesday, July 13 (also AsalhaBucha Day), to celebrate KhaoPhansa. Khao Phansa, the firstRead More →
The University of Montana, the Montana Department of Transportation, and the No Joke Theater are hosting an “Addiction Roulette” event Monday night on the UM campus. “Addiction Roulette” examines addiction through a collage of original, scripted scenes. The event is a way for the Missoula community to learn more aboutRead More →
US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson shake hands before a meeting of the North Atlantic Council during the NATO summit in Madrid on June 30, 2022. Photo: AFP The United Kingdom and the United States have recently been overwhelmed by waves of political unrest, and variousRead More →
A community-based non-profit organization, the Jeremiah and Felicia Aderoju Foundation (JFA), which aims to meet the needs of impoverished African communities, has reaffirmed its commitment to the advancement of education and its determination to put education at the reach of rural populations. communities, especially in Oyo State. The founder, Mrs.Read More →
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While sleeping, ditching paper and pencils, putting books away and having fun in the sun may have been the order of the day to start the summer for most Cody students, many youngsters took advantage of the district’s wide variety of Summer Slam classes. There are several courses for studentsRead More →
GILMANTON — The downtown barn gatherings began as a way to bring people together in an uplifting and friendly environment. The most recent event at the barn took place nearly three years ago, and now that the public health landscape seems secure enough for their return, the series founder saidRead More →
On July 2, at 11:30 a.m., Colonel James Wood II’s Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution read the Declaration of Independence on the porch of the Warren Heritage Society Archives. The Chapter Color Guard also fired a three volley musket salute to commemorate the signing of the document.Read More →
Texas Regional Bank moved into the Dallas-Fort Worth market following a merger between Harlingen-based Texas State Bankshares Inc. and Denton-based Access Bancorp.Inc. As a result of the transaction, five Dallas-Fort Worth AccessBank Texas centers will become Texas Regional Bank locations, including one at 15960 Championship Parkway in North Fort Worth.Read More →
Strathmore Town Library will host a weekly summer reading group for children from today, and July 7 will also see the start of a program for teenagers. The program takes place every Tuesday for kindergarten through 2nd grade, every Wednesday for 3rd and 4th grade, and every Thursday for 5thRead More →
Valley Isle Community FCU opens in Wailuku at 69 North Market Street. Photo courtesy Valley Isle Community FCU Valley Isle Community FCU is now open The Valley Isle Community Federal Credit Union opened a branch in Wailuku at 69 North Market Street. The new location willRead More →
A zoning mismatch involving dozens of Gettysburg residences could come to an end. Borough officials have begun discussions that could lead to the rezoning of lots in three locations: Colt Park behind the businesses on Steinwehr Avenue; an area near the intersection of York and Sixth streets; and another nearRead More →
CHRIS COLEMAN BEST OFFICE BUSINESS As the weather changes, you may be thinking of buying or maintaining your existing system. The total cost of any appliance, including heating and cooling systems, has three components: the purchase price, the cost of repairs/maintenance and the cost of operation. With heating and coolingRead More →
WESTTOWN >> West Chester Rustin made program history in 2022, winning a second consecutive American Ches-Mont Division Championship before claiming the first District 1, Class 5A softball crown. In a Golden Knights team full of talent, Kelly Fricker stood out again.Fricker put together an incredible season, earning sophomore shortstop honorsRead More →
As experts weigh the fallout from the June 30 Supreme Court ruling that limits the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to force power plants to switch to cleaner energy, House Democrats — led by Southern California Reps. Mike Levin and Katie Porter — are pushing the Biden administration to quickly passRead More →
Rep. Derek Kilmer said the House Appropriations Committee has advanced new federal funding for early childhood and family support in Grays Harbor. In a statement, Rep. Kilmer said the funding supports Save the Children’s Early Childhood and Family Support Project to accelerate educational success for the most marginalized children inRead More →
A directory of businesses that offer gift cards or online shopping is a new feature on Loyal2Local.org. The Dickinson Area Economic Development Alliance initiative has 120 participants in total. The Loyal 2 Local program was launched in July 2018 as part of the Dickinson Area Economic Development Alliance and itsRead More →
NASHVILLE, TN (AP) – As Tennesseans prepare to enjoy fireworks and barbecues over the long weekend, a long list of new state laws affecting transgender athletes, whose books may be in school libraries, homeless camps and harsh criminal penalties will come into effect on Friday. In Tennessee, July 1 marksRead More →
Ashley Furniture Industries, LLC (Ashley) has supported many area student robotics programs this year to support STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education programs and spark student interest in these areas. FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics is an international volunteer-led program that encourages students toRead More →
The Local market accounted for XX million/billion US$ in 2022 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of XX% over the forecast period 2022-2030, to account for XX million/billion US$ in 2030. Global Local Market is segmented by region into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa,Read More →
FLORENCE — Third time is the charm or at least it was for Jill Dudley who competed as Miss Hartsville in the 85th Miss South Carolina Pageant on Saturday night and was crowned the new Miss South Carolina. She will now participate in the Miss America pageant. “It’s been aRead More →
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Co-workers at the global security systems integrator and socially-minded Convergint set aside their daily duties to donate time and resources to their communities as part of the 21st annual Corporate Social Responsibility Day by Convergent. The overall effort will result in the donation of more than $2.5 million inRead More →
CELEBRATING cultural diversity and showcasing local talent, the Liffang project in Garapan drew crowds at the 2022 Pacific Mini Games. “Liffang” in Carolinian means to give. Office of Carolinian Affairs project coordinator Agatha Ketebengang said the project was designed to empower participating local entrepreneurs and their families to be self-sufficient,Read More →
ZACHARY BRADSHAW Special for the Daily Sun The Flagstaff Girls Softball Little League Majors team advances to the Arizona District 1 tournament after a 4-0 win over Winslow. The shutout win was marked by a terrific home plate performance from Joy Shafor, who struck out 12 and allowed just threeRead More →
Steve Fazekas fondly remembers the day he entered the ham radio world at age 13 while trying to earn a merit badge for his Eagle Scout project. So when he stepped out to take part in the Skyview Radio Society’s annual 24-hour field day in Upper Burrell, the 65-year-old decidedRead More →
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it recently gained membership as a partner in the Association of National Numbering Agencies (ANNA), a global association that seeks to foster standardization within the financial industry. The agency’s membership in ANNA should help make the Philippine capital market more accessible and transparent,Read More →
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CLAREMONT — Did Jean Laffite really live his last days just down the street in Lincolnton? Until now, a lot of mystery surrounded this infamous pirate and privateer. Ashley Oliphant and Beth Yarbrough will discuss their book, “Jean Laffite Revealed: Unraveling One of America’s Longest Running Mysteries,” and offer answersRead More →