The Med-City Moonshots take the field for their first game Saturday night
Saturday night was a big game for the Med-City Moonshots as the team took the field against local Rochester leaders in its first game ever.
Posted: Jul 10, 2021 11:15 PM
Posted By: Mary Peters
ROCHESTER, Minn. - Saturday night was a big game for the Med-City Moonshots as the team took the field against local Rochester leaders in its first game ever.
Just last year, KIMT News 3 Sports told a story about an alternative baseball organization wanting to start a team in Rochester.
It has come to fruition as the Med-City Moonshots played their first game Saturday night.
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Community mourns passing of former Plaquemine Police Assistant Chief
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Harold Michael Mike Little
PLAQUEMINE - A beloved veteran of the United States Marine Corps and long-time official with the City of Plaquemine passed away over the weekend.
According to Plaquemine Police Chief Kenny Payne, former Assistant Chief and Current Administrator Harold M. Mike Little died Saturday (March 13) morning, following a lengthy battle with cancer.
Little served in Vietnam before dedicating 46 years of his life to the citizens of the City of Plaquemine as a member of the Plaquemine Police Department.
Tuscaloosa Business Now Offers an Innovative New Disinfection Technology and Service That Provides Healthy and Safe Work and Home Environments
Tuscaloosa, AL - As the pandemic drags on and flu season ramps up, Tuscaloosa businesses are turning to a new disinfection service to help protect their customers and staff. Local restaurants, industrial centers, hotels, and community centers are turning to the germ control technology of bioPURE to disinfect and protect their facilities.
“Being a locally owned business, our long-time reputation within the community is very important to us,” says Ben Wilkin from Taco Casa, whose Tuscaloosa locations receive regular preventative treatment. “When choosing to eat at Taco Casa, we want our customers to always feel welcome and safe. That is why we are so happy to partner with bioPURE to give our employees and customers another added layer of confidence that we strive to go over and beyond what is required to ensure that we put our customer