Time2Beat is Currently Available in the iOS App Store
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NORFOLK, Neb., April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ At last, Time2Beat is here. Tyler Murphy teamed up with The Appineers a leading mobile app design and development agency, established in 2017 and located in Atlanta, Georgia to create Time2Beat.
Tyler s vision for Time2Beat came about after wanting to create a platform where people can have fun with their commute. Users can explore or share rides, view leaderboards, and even add and compete with friends.
Keep track of your ride history right in the app!
Fayette County Public Schools asked the community to participate in virtual community forums to provide input, ideas and opinions for a screening committee to help them select the next superintendent for the second-largest school district in Kentucky.
Randy Smith went to the Cayuga County Jail on Wednesday under much different circumstances than he went there exactly six months earlier.
Smith, 46, of Auburn, was presented with his recovery peer advocate certification that day by Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck. Sponsored by the Heroin Epidemic Action League, Smith s training prepares him to support people in recovery from the same addiction that brought him to the jail Aug. 23. And Schenck believes Smith s success will lead to better peer support services at the facility.
Six months earlier, though, Smith didn t feel like a success.
A Cortland native, Smith started drinking when he was 14. By the time he was 21 he was using cocaine and other drugs, but alcohol was the one he abused the hardest. When he was 24, an assault charge landed him in drug court in Ithaca, as well as probation. So he got sober, and got a job as a certified nursing assistant. He also met the woman he would call his wife for the next 21 years. With her
LAKEVILLE After a long series of public hearings on the proposed redevelopment of the Lakeville Hospital campus off Main Street, the town’s 43D Review Committee appears ready to approve the site plans and special permit requests needed for the commercial project.
At its Feb. 18 virtual meeting, the review committee members seemed pretty satisfied with the latest small adjustments to the site plans, made to comply with requests from town boards or the peer review engineer scrutinizing the plans for the town. Planning Board Chair Mark Knox, running the review committee meeting, set March 4 as the date the panel would review the long list of conditions likely to be attached to the special permit.
The Clovis-to-Albuquerque football pipeline keeps on flowing.
On Tuesday, Clovis High linebacker Ernesto Acuña became the third Wildcat off this year’s team to commit to the University of New Mexico.
The 6-foot-3, 215-pound senior outside linebacker joins Jaden Phillips and Jeston Webskowski as future Lobos.
“I felt like it was the best fit for me,” Acuña said, adding that he’ll sign in the coming days with UNM. “(The Lobos) are going in the right direction, and I wanted to be a part of that.”
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Acuña, a quick and hard-hitting linebacker, had offers from Eastern New Mexico, New Mexico Military Institute and Aurora University in Illinois.