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Boone Fire: Test smoke, CO alarms when clocks fall back
BOONE — Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, and the Boone Fire Department is asking residents to test all smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and replace
Who’s on the ballot in Robeson County?
ROBESON COUNTY — Election Day is on Tuesday, with county, state and federal offices up for grabs.
No arrest made for ‘suspicious’ activity in St. Marys
A call about suspicious activity on the St. Marys waterfront netted no arrests Thursday, Oct. 22, according to a St. Marys Police Department case report. At 2:08 p.m. that day, Camden County’s E-911 Center...
Eagles, App renew rivalry on Halloween night in Paulson Stadium
A Thursday night contest against Old Dominion followed by a bye week has the Georgia Southern Eagles in a unique situation, as it will be 16 days between their last game and Saturday’s Halloween matchup wi...
Kiwanis Pet Parade walks, woofs, and wriggles through downtown Americus
The Kiwanis Pet Parade was held Oct. 29. In the category Pet Plus Costume, #19 WWE Cat Fight won third place, #21 Dia de los Muertos “Day of the Dead” […]
Moultrie receives $1M for water system work
Moultrie city officials were still excited last week after receiving $1 million earlier in the day to fund water system improvements in the Seventh Street area.
STACY BUSH: Midterm elections, markets, and investor confidence
With the 2026 midterm elections just days away, political headlines are dominating the news, and investors may be wondering what the results could mean for their financial future.
Mayor Matheson recognizes the volunteers going the extra mile to help keep Valdosta strong.
On Sunday, Mayor Scott James Matheson will proclaim Extra Mile Day, recognizing the people whose volunteer service, generosity, and everyday efforts improve lives and strengthen the community.
Red Cross: Test smoke alarms as you turn clocks back
Daylight saving time ends on Sunday, and the American Red Cross of Georgia encourages everyone to test their smoke alarms as they turn their clocks back to make sure the devices are working.
What early voting says about election so far
Friday was the last day to vote early in Georgia ahead of Tuesday’s midterm election, and leaders from both parties have been poring over the record early voting numbers to
Trump authoritarian methods echo Xi, Putin, and Erdoğan 2 MIN READ
As I write this, November 3rd elections are just days away. The results may be far more important than most realize. Democracies rarely collapse in a single dramatic moment. More […]
Green Bay Packers Star Josh Jacobs' Arrest Captured on Body Cam Footage
Green Bay Packers star Josh Jacobs can be seen being placed in cuffs in new body cam footage taken on the day of his arrest on battery charges.
The Heat fixed their terrible Dwyane Wade statue, and it actually looks like him now
LinkRicky O'Donnell has covered basketball at all levels for more than a decade at SB Nation. He’s currently the Associate Director of Programming.It’s hard to get the internet sports community to agree...
Election monitors spark concern; SS United States’ final voyage; Weekly gun violence brief | Morning Roundup
#BILLYPENNGRAM OF THE DAY Pink phlashback for Breast Cancer Awareness Month(Photo by @leslie.sllvn) Federal election monitors are coming to polling places in Philly and other Pa. counties The Department of [...
DIY Halloween costumes; Renter protection laws; New Philly rat czar | Morning Roundup
#BILLYPENNGRAM OF THE DAY Figure eights(Photo by @taoistpunk) Philadelphia Gas Commission seeks ‘complete accounting’ of free trips taken by PGW CEO Seth Shapiro The memo, dated Oct. 23, was sent […]
Philly Portal lives on; Robot tax?; Silk City trash apology | Morning Roundup
#BILLYPENNGRAM OF THE DAY Getting in spirit at the Little Gay Pub(Photo by @artfreddy) The Philly Portal lives on Just when you thought a Philly underdog was down and out, […]
NY unemployment recipients brace for delays during system upgrade
The shutdown is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. on Monday and last for nine to 12 days.
Annie Andrews and Darline Graham playing to different crowds as SC Senate race comes to a close
U.S. Senate candidates Darline Graham and her Democratic opponent, Annie Andrews, have been playing to substantially different audiences in the final days of their unexpectedly competitive race.
Debate contrasts Leger Fernández's passion, Zamora's candor
Democratic U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández and Republican state Rep. Martin Zamora make their cases to represent New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District ahead of Election Day.
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Local officials are training poll workers, coordinating with civil rights groups and preparing legal strategies as concerns extend beyond Election Day to ballot counting and certification.
Four years? Higher taxes? Wes Moore leaves voters with unanswered questions.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore wants another four years in office, but with Election Day approaching, voters still don't have direct answers to consequential questions.