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Dale Jr. Braces for Tough Return to the Race Track: “No Matter How Much Fun”
Dale Jr. Braces for Tough Return to the Race Track: As Dale Earnhardt Jr. prepares to make his highly anticipated return to competitive racing at the Hampton Heat 200. Known for his unyielding passion and tactical insight, Earnhardt Jr. recognizes that the race will be a true test of his physical endurance and mental resilience. The 200-lap challenge at Langley Speedway is not just another race; it’s an intense proving ground that will pit him against some of the sport’s most formidable competitors. With the stakes set high, will Earnhardt Jr. manage to navigate the complexities of this demanding race?
Minneapolis Community Shapes Council Decision on Police Union Contract, City Prioritizes Public Safety Funding Over Convention Center Renovations
In a clear demonstration of grassroots democracy, Ward 9 constituents have decidedly influenced their council member's vote on the contentious police union contract, according to a recent Ward 9 Update. The council member extended appreciation for the active participation of residents, noting that "An overwhelming 82% of Ward 9 residents that reached out to me expressed their desire for me to vote “no” on this contract."
Man arrested in Cave City in relation to vehicle stolen out of Tennessee
CAVE CITY, Ky. – A man is facing multiple charges after police say they located a vehicle stolen out of Tennessee. The Cave City Police Department says it responded Thursday shortly before midnight to 819 Sanders St. in reference to a male outside of the parking trying to break into vehicles.
VA To Spend $20 Million for Historic Preservation Ahead of Nation’s Semiquincentennial
Governor Youngkin has announced that the Virginia 250 Preservation Fund has been launched ahead of the 250th anniversary of the 1776 U.S. Declaration of Independence. The Department of Historic Resources (DHR) will administer the $20,000,000 state funds for historic preservation projects across Virginia. Funding for this new program was prioritized in Governor Youngkin’s recent biennial […]
Drought warning advisory expands to 60 counties, cities in Virginia
The drought warning advisory in Virginia has been expanded to include 60 counties and cities, with 15 counties and cities no longer under a drought watch advisory, according to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ).
2024 Early Lookahead: Game 7 - Appalachian State
Georgia State's well-traveled days in the second half of the 2024 season will continue on October 26th with a trip to a familiar haunt - in every sense of the word - when they face Appalachian State at Kidd Brewer Stadium. This series has been a dark mark on GSU's time in the Sun Belt. The teams have played 10 times and the Mountaineers have won every single meeting, averaging a final margin of 37.6-12. Still, it's a new day in Atlanta with Dell McGee, and one quick way he has to show that would be ending Georgia State's longest-running losing streak to an opponent.
Virginia casinos report $59.5 million in June revenues; more …
From elsewhere: Skill games wait as assembly repeals changes to military education program. VP pick JD Vance set to appear Monday at Radford University's Dedmon Center. Bluefield University will have a new leader. The post Virginia casinos report $59.5 million in June revenues; more … appeared first on Cardinal News.
Two Quillen VA Medical Center officials temporarily reassigned amid investigation
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Two leaders at the James H. Quillen VA Medical Center have been temporarily reassigned amid an ongoing investigation, according to a VA spokesperson. The spokesperson confirmed that “a temporary leadership transition happened earlier this week” and that the VA referred separate allegations of wrongdoing and failure to follow VA processes […]
UNC Chapel Hill Frat Bros Who Protected American Flag During Protest Make A Splash At RNC
Several UNC Chapel Hill frat brothers recently made a splash during their appearance at the Republican National Convention. Several fraternity brothers protected the U.S. flag during a pro-Gaza protest. They joined together to stop the flag from touching the ground. For their efforts, attendees at the RNC commended the young men.
Three candidates running for Johnson County sheriff
JOHNSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Early voting has begun and three candidates, Thomas Brown, Johnny Roberts, and interim Sheriff Clifton Worley, are running for Johnson County sheriff. Clifton Worley was appointed interim sheriff after Sheriff Eddie Tester passed away in August 2023. Worley said he would like to remain in that position and be elected […]
First Alert Forecast: Hit or miss showers and thunderstorms
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Be ready for a few pop-up showers and storms this weekend. Saturday will start quite mild, in the 70s, with a fair bit of cloud cover. A few showers and thunderstorms will develop through the day, but they’ll be widely scattered in nature. The air will turn increasingly humid with a light and variable wind.
Few drops of rain tonight, more this weekend (7.19.24)
NE-5 Tomorrow: Mix of Sun & Clouds, 30% Shower/Storm Ch. |High: 89|. Cooler conditions have finally returned to the mid-south, but not alone. A few showers are moving south of I-40 for some of our friends that need it most as rain mirrors the area with the highest concern of drought. It won't become widespread or severe, so no need to cancel your Friday night plans. The good news is that at least the cool down is sticking around.
Report: Tennessee among top states with people in financial distress
(The Center Square) – More people in Tennessee face financial distress than in nearly every other state, according to a new report. The study by the personal finance website WalletHub, a commercial finance website, compared the states across nine metrics. Included were the average credit score, change in number of bankruptcy filings between March 2023 and March 2024 and the share of people with accounts in distress. “Measuring the share...
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