What happened on Sunday, 05 January 2025
Madison City, Madison County, Alabama
Library advocates warn against restricting access to books, emphasizing the importance of free thought.
Belknap County, New Hampshire
Nursing faces staffing challenges as fewer individuals pursue direct patient care roles post-COVID.
Greensburg City, Decatur County, Indiana
Greensburg facility aims to regain premier tournament status with planned improvements and strong organizer support.
WARREN CO. R-III, School Districts, Missouri
Warriors dominate Bulldogs with strong defense and fast breaks, extending lead to 24 points.
WARREN CO. R-III, School Districts, Missouri
Warriors and Bulldogs tied at 18 after a competitive first quarter in high school basketball.
WARREN CO. R-III, School Districts, Missouri
Warrington Warriors lead Bulldogs 12-8 in a competitive first quarter of high school basketball.
Belknap County, New Hampshire
New Hampshire faces severe healthcare staffing crisis, struggling to fill nursing and LNA positions.
Council Rock SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Board discusses prioritizing educational funding amid rising debt service and construction project costs.
Layton City Council, Layton, Davis County, Utah
Layton resident praises new fireworks policy, hopes for continued enforcement and quieter celebrations.
Belknap County, New Hampshire
Healthcare staffing crisis requires $7 million to achieve full occupancy and maintain quality care.
Deltona, Volusia County, Florida
Deltona band celebrates Florida roots with new EP featuring popular tracks "You Got My Something" and "Loretta."
WARREN CO. R-III, School Districts, Missouri
Warriors dominate Bulldogs 63-38, showcasing young talent in final minutes of the game.
WARREN CO. R-III, School Districts, Missouri
Warriors extend lead to 17 as Bulldogs struggle with fouls and turnovers in third quarter.
Layton City Council, Layton, Davis County, Utah
Layton resident urges council to address affordable housing crisis by utilizing smaller lots effectively.
Greensburg City, Decatur County, Indiana
Greensburg anticipates $3.6 million economic impact from upcoming youth sports tournaments and turf investments.
WARREN CO. R-III, School Districts, Missouri
Warriors maintain lead as Bulldogs rally with strong free-throw performance and key plays.
WARREN CO. R-III, School Districts, Missouri
Warriors dominate Bulldogs 59-35 with strong defense and fast breaks in decisive basketball matchup.