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By Jo Ann Bobby-Gilbert EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio – The East Liverpool Community Improvement Corporation has agreed to work with a rural development specialist to help advance its community … more
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Newton to end regular season Friday at home against Maize By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan The Newton High School football team was able to stay… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for … more
Despite playing through a sore ankle and a hand injury, Carson Schwesinger delivered 13 tackles and a crucial fumble forced on Derrick Henry, helping the Browns edge the Ravens 13-10 to take the AFC … more
By J.E. Ballantyne Jr. Now that the calendar has flipped into October, the witchiest time of the year is approaching with Halloween being just a couple of weeks away. Halloween shows used to be a … more
JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) - A new roundabout on Johns Island will open to traffic Monday morning, marking another milestone in a project designed to improve traffic flow and safety in one of the … more
An Indy analysis found that Nevada had the second highest share of Cuban migrants nationwide at 41 percent, only trailing Kentucky. more
Charleston County Probate Judge Irv Condon has been in office since 1994 and wants another term. Tamara Curry was associate probate judge in the same office for two dozen years, and she wants the … more
Archaeological evidence found within the 580-acre sanctuary documents the presence of humans going back 8,000 years, Museum Director Carl Borick told those gathered at its recent annual Community … more
For Michelle Wu’s first three years as mayor, the anonymous account @AntiWuCoalition on Twitter (and then X) launched attack after attack on her, even calling on Wu to resign when she announced her … more
For many women with autism, certain parts of motherhood can be especially challenging. And mothers who have never received a proper diagnosis may feel particularly alone in their struggles, experts … more
The 61-year-old funnyman said he will be back onstage at the Luxor at 7 p.m. Monday, where he has performed nearly 300 shows a year in residency since 2005. more
The nine-member Charleston County Council will get at least one new member in the 2026 election. Two seats are contested and one is open, with no incumbent seeking re-election. Here are the … more
Charleston will start clearing the site for Johns Island’s first recreation center in November. Construction is expected to start in late March next year. more
NEW YORK – Consumers expect to spend an average of $1,654 this holiday season, up 4% from last year, while shifting more of their budgets toward retail goods and reducing spending on holiday … more
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Early voting begins statewide Oct. 19 and will run for the next two weeks. more
Britain is weighing a problem the U.S. must address: The gap between school and work. Apprenticeship degrees are one solution. The post Fixing America’s Broken Workplace Bargain with the … more
A study from the American Gaming Association found that gamblers display a higher rate of financial literacy compared with non-gamblers ... more
It’s the final week of high school football for Clark County School District programs, with the Superintendent’s Cup championship games on tap. more
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