Mario B. Todd, whose life spanned from June 24, 1952, to December 2, 2025, is honored in an obituary posted by The Daily News. Though details of his life remain limited to paid-access readers, the notice provides a solemn reflection on his passing.
A recent police bulletin highlights a driver operating a vehicle despite a suspended license. With details restricted behind a paywall, the listing underscores how local authorities continue to emphasize traffic enforcement.
The Lincoln Journal Star recently published an obituary notice for Mr. Heng, referencing December 16, 2025. While the full details are behind a paywall, the announcement stands as a brief tribute within the lifestyle section of the publication.
Wawa isn’t canceling its plans, but the company is taking a more measured approach to whatever it has in store. A recent report from Chronicle Online clarifies that, despite speculation, Wawa remains committed to moving forward—just at a deliberate pace.
Born on February 4, 1943, and passing away on December 22, 2025, Billy T. Manka was honored in a brief obituary that marks over eight decades of life. Published by The Grand Island Independent, his notice acknowledges his lasting presence in the community.
Crescent-news spotlighted the Williams County Courthouse on December 24, 2025, as part of its coverage of local crime and top stories. Though the article is accessible only to paying subscribers, it reflects a notable legal day in Williams County.
Harold V. Fauth, born in 1932 and passed away on December 17, 2025, was recently honored in an obituary by the Lincoln Journal Star. While full details remain behind a paywall, the notice memorializes his life and legacy.
A suspect in a shooting incident in Donnelly has been taken into custody, according to The Lewiston Tribune Online. Though few details have emerged, the arrest marks a significant development in a case categorized under “crime” and “top” news in the northwest region of the United States.
Although details about Susan Jameson (Papineau) remain inaccessible to non-subscribers, her obituary notice, released on December 20, 2025, acknowledges her passing. Published by the Moscow-Pullman Daily News, this announcement provides a public record of her life’s conclusion.
Barbara Schulte, a resident of Auburn, passed away on December 14, 2025. Published days later, her obituary serves as a solemn reminder of a life that touched many in the community.
