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Man wanted for Campbell County church break-in

Authorities look for man who broke into Evington church – 105.9 WLNI-FM

Candidate Q&A: 37th Assembly District Republican primary

The winner of the June 15 primary will face Democratic candidate Peter Adams and Independent Stephen Ratzlaff Jr. in the July 13 special election.

Look out for these 'Happy Rocks' placed around Gainesville by community members with special needs

Look out for these ‘Happy Rocks’ placed around Gainesville by community members with special needs Randy Owens, co-founder of Randy and Friends, helped place 100 hand-painted rocks around downtown Gainesville to brighten people s spirits on April 21, 2021. - photo by Kelsey Podo If you happen upon a stone that makes you smile while you re out in Gainesville, you’ve probably found a “Happy Rock.” These brightly hand-painted pieces of earth were placed in town by members of Randy and Friends, a local nonprofit that helps those with special needs better serve their community. Randy Owens who founded the organization with his mom, Marty, in 2012 said the group of around six regularly look for ways to not only get involved in Hall County, but show their neighbors that they care. 

Teddy Kennedy, Hunter Thompson as villains, San Diegan sneaks onto Coronado Islands

Eric Eyre Oaxacans choose small Baja towns like Camalu, Colonia Vicente Guerrero, and Colonia Lizaro Cardenas over larger cities like Tijuana and Ensenada. Kennedy, according to Burke’s memoir, “roared with laughter.” He grabbed a handful of the poppers from the box and tossed them to Burke, saying, “Here you go. Try ’em. It’s time you lived a little.” Burke tried the poppers. Soon he tried the cocaine that he claims his boss regularly hoovered up with $100 bills. The Mexican marines and sailors spend one month in this remote place before being rotated back to the mainland. Hours passed, and San Diego fell farther astern as I sailed toward my mysterious destination. I had researched South Island with the aid of two thin library texts, both more than 20 years old, and much can happen in 20 years. The books said a landing could be made on the island’s northeastern side, in a small bay known as Smugglers’ Cove.