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Sen. Daniel Bonham, R-The Dalles, was tapped by his colleagues last year for the position Senate Minority Leader Daniel Bonham, R-The Dalles, is stepping down from Republican leadership on Monday, his colleagues said, leaving the door open for a new leader and spurring speculation about his future plans. Republican senators are set to vote today […]
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A home overlooking the 18th green at North Ridge Country Club that once housed two people convicted in a murder-for-hire-plot has sold. The near 17,000-square foot mansion with an assessed total value of $7.8 million sold for $4.4 million in late July, according to Wake County deed records. A storied past […]
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An Upper Hanover Township man must answer to charges in Montgomery County Court that he allegedly fired gunshots at police and a civilian during an incident that began in Upper Montgomery County and ended with a chase into Bucks County and a standoff with SWAT officers for several hours before he peacefully surrendered. Source : […]
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ESOPUS, N.Y. — The owner of Lakeshore Villas is seeking to resolve longstanding wastewater problems at the 152-unit apartment complex by establishing a tax district that will have only the property owner paying the bill. A public hearing on the proposal by Lakeshore Villas PropCo LLC, the owner of the 152-unit complex, will take place […]
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ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions Onshore Storage is suing Allen Parish officials over local efforts to require a parish permit for all carbon capture sequestration and injection wells. ExxonMobil filed a 22-page lawsuit on July 1 in the U.S. District Court Western District in Lake Charles against the Allen Parish Police Jury and Sheriff Doug Hebert […]
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WYOMING — The community gathered at the Wyoming Memorial on Friday to mark the 247th anniversary of the Battle and Massacre of Wyoming. Reenactors, veterans groups and patriotic organizations, spent their Fourth of July morning commemorating the sacrifice of those who died in the battle at a commemorative ceremony. “The Battle of Wyoming came to […]
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Soon after winning the women’s open division of Saturday evening’s Pearl Street Mile, Rachael Rudel had a question for one of history’s all-time great milers, Britain’s Steve Cram, who was watching the series of miles go around a circuit in downtown Boulder. “What’s your best advice?” Rudel asked the former world record holder and the […]
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Residents visited Locust Lake State Park in effort to keep cool Monday as temperatures soared into the 90s. The park will likely be a popular spot as the heat sticks around for a few days. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory until 8 p.m. Wednesday. Heat index values could top 100. Heat […]
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Main Street Lorain kicked off its annual Second Saturdays sidewalk festival series on June 14. Second Saturdays was started in 2021 by Main Street Lorain to connect the community with local businesses and nonprofits. “It’s really just a celebration and a community event that brings people together,” Main Street Lorain Executive Director Max Schaefer said. […]
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Superintendent Nathan Barrett announced last week that he was resigning from his post as the leader of the Hanover Area School District effective at the end of the calendar year. His resignation announcement was met with the gratitude of the Board of Education for his service and a reflection on the district’s growth under Barrett’s […]
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