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Played, but it wont be opened to the public due to safety concerns. Earlier the president did condemn the rioters during an afternoon news conference. There is no excuse for the kind of violence that we saw yesterday. It is counterproductive. When individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loo thet, they are not protesting theyre not making a statement. They are stealing. Eyewitness news is in baltimore tonight as authorities worked to prevent another night of violence, heres our david spunt. Reporter toppled shelves are a all that is left of the cvs pharmacy on the corner of pennsylvania and north avenue after a night of mala angry resident still in shock took matters in their own hand this afternoon, they loaded the store piece by piece into a dumpster. It is all, you know, what god is allowing to us do. Reporter robert baker is part of the rough riders motor ike will group. He and his riders said a prayer before heading to the cv. Is. What we are trying to do is give ba

Jackson County Schools lifts mask mandate: Face coverings not required

The Feb. 17 meeting of the Jackson County Board of Education saw an unusual sight. Dozens of parents and students attended the meeting due to the mask mandate discussion.

Bedtime Book Club and Snuggle and Read help children read more

Bedtime Book Club and Snuggle and Read help children read more
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Read Aloud of Jackson County prepares for in-person reading at schools

Read Aloud of Jackson County prepares for in-person reading at schools
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Haskins and Staats receive Key to the City

Haskins and Staats receive Key to the City Suzette Lowe Reporter The Ripley City Council was opened in an unusual way, with a story read by Mayor Carolyn Raider. The moral of that story lead into a presentation. The mayor shared the speech by college baseball coach, John Scolinos, in which he asked a room full of baseball coaches if every home plate measured the same 17 inches. He went on to stress that even if a player has trouble with the size of the plate, the standard never changes, the expectation never is lowered. Mayor Rader then presented the key to the city Amy Haskins and Wendy Staats from the Jackson County Health Department.

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