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ROBERTSDALE, Alabama A group in Baldwin County once again honored fallen service members conducting a flag relay from Loxley to Orange Beach on Memorial Day.
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Tim Messina presenting virtual production to Chris Stinson, Amy Greene and their team at Studio Lab. Photo by Lauren Lyons/Studio Lab
CONCORD, NH – Local film producers say the nascent film industry in New Hampshire is poised to attract big business, but an effort by the governor to eliminate the New Hampshire Film and Television Office’s $123,000 annual budget could make that more difficult.
The way it works now, when a major motion picture or TV show wants to find a location to film a scene or the whole story, states compete for the privilege, with incentives like tax credits and assistance like prepared lists of potential locations, attracting sometimes millions of dollars in local spending.
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A Davidson County Register of Deeds document notes a residence at Luxus Germantown has sold for $1.35 million seemingly setting a per-foot record price for a townhome or a freestanding residence in the North Nashville district.
The sale is the equivalent of about $512 per foot.
With an address of
415 Monroe St., the single-family home spans 2,638 square feet. The sellers were Cindy Creason and Robert Creason, who paid about $969,000 for the property in December 2014, according to Metro records. The new owner is Neil King, information about whom the
Post was unable to determine.
The previous per-foot record for Germantown was set in March 2018, when a 1,806-square-foot residence at 1234 Fifth Ave. N., also at Luxus Germantown, sold for $745,000, the equivalent of about $413 per square foot. (Read more about that
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The City of Plainview is accepting applications for several boards within city government. The board accepting applicants include: Zoning Board of Adjustment, Building Trades/Fire Code Board of Appeals, Parks Advisory Board, Planning & Zoning Commission and the Board of Health. Descriptions of each board are available at www.plainviewtx.org/69/Boards-Committees-Commissioners. Those interested can also call (806)296-1100. Applications are also available at www.plainviewtx.org/BoardApplication. Applications must be received by Dec. 31. They can be dropped off at City Hall or mailed to Belinda Hinojosa, City Secretary, 901 Broadway, Plainview, TX 79072.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church will host an advent penance on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. in the gym, cafeteria and CCE building. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is set for 5:30-8 p.m. Those interested in attending are asked to practice social distancing and wear a mask.