After a month without substantial rainfall, Dallas-Fort Worth saw about a quarter-inch of rain at Dallas Love Field on Friday. Now, the region readies for a clear yet chilly weekend, underscoring a swift shift from damp to brisk conditions.
Erin Haag, Executive Director of the United Way of Freeborn County, spoke at the Golden K Kiwanis meeting on Thursday. The club also made a donation, highlighting their commitment to supporting community endeavors.
The Clarksburg Water Board held its annual Christmas luncheon Thursday, honoring its top employee for exemplary service. Amid the holiday festivities, the board offered well-deserved recognition to someone who has made a meaningful difference in the community.
The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a one-year moratorium on December 9 to limit new solar or battery energy projects on farmland. This move coincides with the county staff’s ongoing work on a comprehensive plan to manage future development.
Theresa Caputo’s appearance at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts last month broke the venue’s ticket revenue record. The milestone spotlights Bloomington’s vibrant arts scene and its growing draw for high-profile talents.
Three women from Indiana, Pennsylvania—Rairigh, Riggle, and Welsh—have been honored by Pennsylvania Business Central for their exceptional contributions. Their recognition highlights how local women continue to shape the region’s business and community landscape.
Emmerling-Baker was recently hailed as a “standout volunteer,” recognizing their dedication to serving Cascade Locks, Oregon. Although full coverage remains behind paid access, the available information highlights the volunteer’s positive impact on the public sphere and local community.
Time is running out for Congress to end its partisan stalemate on a short-term U.S. spending bill. Without a swift resolution, the federal government could partially shut down, leaving local residents concerned about potential impacts.
After two weeks of unbroken sunshine and no rainfall, the National Weather Service at Fort Worth anticipates another long stretch of high temperatures. A slight possibility of showers on Friday raises the only hope for breaking this dry spell.
A significant shift is on the horizon for Bonnies men’s soccer, set to unfold this Thursday. Local fans and college sports enthusiasts are eager for the new era to begin, hinting at fresh possibilities for this well-followed program.
