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Crawford County residents are still debating whether to prohibit literature on LGBTQ+ concerns from the libraries. Both proponents and opponents of the matter attended a quorum court meeting, and many spoke out during the meeting’s public comment period. While some criticized the books for being “obscene” and being exhibited to youngsters, others emphasized the need […]

This week, the Pima County Board of Supervisors is putting their words into action by placing signage throughout the county to discourage panhandling. According to the reports, 32 additional signs will be placed in highly trafficked medians as part of this new plan. The idea is that doing so will deter people from congregating in

Two of the mother’s children were killed when the car they were riding in went off the road in southern Delaware County on Sunday afternoon. According to Delaware County’s chief deputy, a Chrysler PT Cruiser was travelling north in the 10000 blocks of South County Road 600-W just after 4 p.m. when it left the

In a small rural town in the US state of Mississippi, a man with three guns fatally murdered his ex-wife and five other people during a shooting rampage, according to authorities. In the town of Arkabutla, which has fewer than 300 residents, the victims were murdered at many locations, including a store and two homes.

A majority of the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners voted in favour on Thursday night to move through with a plan to buy a motel close to Clackamas Town Center and convert it into the emergency shelter and other services for the homeless. The Quality Hotel on Southeast Sunnyside Road, east of Interstate 205, was

Pickens County’s Community Alliance for Sustainable Development (CASD) has only been around for three months, but it’s already making a difference in the area. Kara Forward, a local resident, has remarked, “Living in Pickens County is a great thing, but we got to keep it and we have to work for it,”  During tonight’s CASD

After the death of a county inmate, more than a dozen protesters have called for Walker County Sheriff Nick Smith to resign. Anthony Mitchell’s relatives hold the Walker County Sheriff’s Office accountable for their loved one’s untimely demise. Mitchell was taken into custody a month ago after he allegedly fired at law enforcement. According to

The Franklin Government Commissioners launched the Key Concepts initiative in October 2021 to engage county staff in cutting costs. Since then, numerous workers all around Franklin County have proposed reforms that could result in cost reductions for the county’s inhabitants and taxpayers. Franklin County Commissioner Dave Keller remarked, “When Commissioner John Flannery first proposed this

The Honorable Sherri B. Richard, who has served as the Register of Deeds for Craven County for many years, has announced her retirement, starting July 1. With her retirement just a few days short of 17 years as Register of Deeds, Richard will have served the people of Craven County for nearly 22 years. After