GARDEN CITY – Three projects will bring more recreational opportunities to Colony and Garden City thanks to a settlement in litigation resulting from a sewage spill in the Black Warrior River. On June 26, 2019, wastewater from Tyson’s River Valley Ingredients facility in Hanceville leaked into the Black Warrior River An investigation by the Alabama … Read more
The Winnebago tribe of Nebraska said an environmental impact study should be completed before permits are granted for a pair of carbon dioxide pipelines in several states on the Great Plains. In a May 27 letter to the Dakota County Board of Commissioners, the tribe said it had concerns that the projects — Summit Carbon … Read more
The Winnebago tribe of Nebraska said an environmental impact study should be completed before permits are granted for a pair of carbon dioxide pipelines in several states on the Great Plains. In a May 27 letter to the Dakota County Board of Commissioners, the tribe said it had concerns that the projects — Summit Carbon … Read more
The Winnebago tribe of Nebraska said an environmental impact study should be completed before permits are granted for a pair of carbon dioxide pipelines in several states on the Great Plains. In a May 27 letter to the Dakota County Board of Commissioners, the tribe said it had concerns that the projects — Summit Carbon … Read more
The Winnebago tribe of Nebraska said an environmental impact study should be completed before permits are granted for a pair of carbon dioxide pipelines in several states on the Great Plains. In a May 27 letter to the Dakota County Board of Commissioners, the tribe said it had concerns that the projects — Summit Carbon … Read more
The Democratic sponsors of an NC Senate unemployment insurance bill have added an employer-friendly “tax holiday” element in hopes of garnering support from the business community — and possibly Republicans. Senate Bill 848 has Sen. Paul Lowe of Forsyth County among its three primary sponsors alongside Wiley Nickel of Wake County and Mike Woodard of … Read more
Fourteen US Congressmen voted against making June 16 a national holiday in Wednesday’s vote. Many of them represent states that continue to observe Confederate holidays. Juneteenth commemorates the emancipation of slaves in Galveston, Texas in June 1865—more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. While June 16 has been observed in … Read more
25 years ago – 1997 David Bartz, a fourth-grade teacher at Roosevelt Elementary School in Mandan, was voted one of the “coolest” teachers in Prairie Public Television’s 1997 KidZone Cool Teacher Contest. Beginning in March, the station began encouraging students across the region and Canada to nominate their favorite teacher. Bartz, nominated by student Kyle … Read more