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Col. Terry Brannon, III Corps G-1 commander, presents the Colonel Robert L. Manning Achievement Medal to Spc. Megan Saucedo during the Lone Star Chapter of the AG Corps regimental breakfast June 3 at the Sportsmanâs Center pavilion.
Photo by Brandy Cruz, Sentinel News Editor
Photo by Brandy Cruz, Sentinel News Editor
Photo by Brandy Cruz, Sentinel News Editor
How Newcastle went from Covid vaccine trailblazer to lagging far behind on jab rollout
Just 56% of adults in Newcastle have been given their first dose of a vaccine, far behind all of the city s North East neighbours and the national average
12:00, 5 JUN 2021
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Newcastle is lagging at the back of the North East’s efforts to vaccinate people against Covid-19 – and faces a race against time to meet the target of offering every adult a jab by July 31.
Click it or Ticket campaign kicks off to encourage life-saving seat belt use
Law enforcement agencies across the Tri-State are going to be looking a little closer at travelers in the coming weeks as the annual âClick it or Ticketâ campaign kicks off.
and last updated 2021-05-20 23:18:34-04
Law enforcement agencies across the Tri-State are going to be looking a little closer at travelers in the coming weeks as the annual âClick it or Ticketâ campaign kicks off.
The message to wear seat belts is something that Carol Lucio, Ohioâs coordinator for Students Against Destructive Decisions, said needs to get out loud and clear, especially to teenagers.
Labour hit with double defeat in Newcastle outer west battleground â including one big blow
The only two seats to change hands in Newcastle on election night were in the hotly-contested battleground area west of the A1 â and one of Labour s big hitters has been ousted
16:30, 7 MAY 2021
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After giving help for years, this mother and daughter must learn to accept it from others Everything just kind of broke down
This is a story about art and activism and the power of community. But mostly itâs a story about the love between a mother and daughter.
and last updated 2021-05-06 07:13:01-04
CINCINNATI â This is a story about art and activism and the power of community.
But mostly itâs a story about the love between a mother and daughter.
Jennie Wright was 22 when she gave birth to her baby girl, Siri. As a single mom, Wright was keenly aware of her responsibility to provide for her daughter and always worked a full-time job to do just that.