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FAYETTEVILLE — The Fayetteville Volunteer Fire Department will soon begin construction on a helipad that will significantly reduce patient transport time during medical emergencies, thanks to a $25
Contestants are being sought for the Colorado County Fair Queen, King, and Junior Queen contests to be held at the Colorado Co. Fairgrounds Pavilion Thursday, Sept 5.
COLUMBUS — Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the fun at The Gilded Magnolia Gala benefitting the Columbus Historical Preservation Trust!
Opinion
Prescription drug pricing has been the subject of much debate over the last year.
By Brooklyn Roberts Prescription Drug Pricing Has Been The Subject Of Much Debate Over The Last Year. Several States Are Looking At Importing Drugs From Canada As An Answer To High Prescription Costs. In Fact, The Florida Legislature Recently A
The Senate just confirmed Andrew Wheeler to lead the Environmental Protection Agency.
By Drew Johnson
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on June 6 signed three bills into law to improve school safety and expand access to mental health resources.
By Ed Sterling
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Sports
The Weimar Vets upped their Community League record to 2-1 this past Sunday. At game time, the New Ulm Firemen failed to produce enough players to start and had to forfeit the game.
SCHULENBURG — The Schulenburg Little League Baseball Association will install a new lightning detection system at the city’s sports complex with the help of a $3,500 community development grant fro
It didn’t come as a big surprise for those who had the privilege of watching Clayton Fritsch get better and better as a pole-vaulter when he cleared 18’10-1/4” at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field M
By Herbert Kollatschny Banner Press Staff Writer
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