When Kim Pewe was researching and chronicling genealogy on the Find A Grave web site, she noticed that there were requests from people around the world who were searching for information about their ancestors buried in Walsh County cemeteries.
DAYTONA BEACH When job stress has him frazzled, Deric Feacher will grab the old trumpet he keeps in his office, head to the nearest park and re-center himself with the smooth melodies flowing out of the brass instrument s bell.
Other times he ll crack open a book he s reading for fun, or lob a basketball toward the first hoop he can find. I have a good jump shot if anyone ever wants to challenge me to a free throw contest, Feacher said.
On June 1 Feacher will begin his job as Daytona Beach s new city manager. And everyone s about to find out he s not going to be one of those stodgy leaders who look like they never take off their suit and tie and read city charters for fun.
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The Shawnee News-Star
A Pottawatomie County jury has recommended a Shawnee man convicted in a lewd acts case following a trial last week should serve 130 years in prison; a formal sentencing date has been scheduled May 3.
Aaron Charles Buck, 50, was originally charged in 2019 and stood trial last week on four felony counts of lewd or indecent acts to a child under age 16.
The trial, held before Associate District Judge Tracy McDaniel, ended with the jury deciding guilty verdicts on Counts 1, 2 and 4, and an acquittal in Count 3.
As a result of the trial, the jury has recommended Buck should serve 40 years in prison in Count 1, 40 years for Count 2 and 50 years in Count 4.