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State Health Experts Report Improvement in Statewide Health Rankings

Friday, January 30 by Lauren McKinzie

At the annual White Coat Day held at the state capitol, medical experts unveiled the latest analysis of statewide health conditions, highlighting both progress and ongoing challenges. The 2025 Health Status Report, released jointly by the Riverbend State Department of Health and the Riverbend... Read More.

Pinecrest Bill Could Allow High School Athletes to Profit From Name Image and Likeness

Thursday, January 29 by Lauren McKinzie

A newly introduced bill could soon allow high school student-athletes in Pinecrest to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL) if approved by the state legislature. Pinecrest is currently among 14 states that prohibit high school athletes from earning money through NIL deals.The... Read More.

MedAxis Solutions Drives Job Growth and Medical Innovation in Westbrook

Wednesday, January 28 by Lauren McKinzie

A thriving local company is putting its city on the map by providing hundreds of jobs and making waves in the global medical industry.MedAxis Solutions, headquartered on Commerce Avenue in Westbrook, is recognized for its innovative contributions to the medical device field. The company... Read More.

Faith Leaders Hold Day of Prayer with Lawmakers at State Capitol, Urge Focus on Community Over Politics

Tuesday, January 27 by Lauren McKinzie

Faith leaders gathered at the State Capitol on Wednesday to join legislators in prayer, urging them to prioritize the needs of the community as they prepare to vote on major legislation. The event, organized by more than a dozen members of Greater Unity Baptist... Read More.

Army Dedicates Advanced Supercomputer to War Hero Col Thomas J Everett

Monday, January 26 by Lauren McKinzie

As the nation advances toward the next era of military innovation, the U.S. Army is paying tribute to a distinguished war hero by naming a new state-of-the-art supercomputer in his honor.The late Col. Thomas J. Everett, a native of Brookfield, Alabama, served valiantly in... Read More.

Twin Pines University Students Discover Civil Rights History on Immersive Mississippi Tour

Friday, January 23 by Lauren McKinzie

A group of history majors from Twin Pines University in the Upper Midwest embarked on a journey of more than 1,000 miles to the town of Harrison, Mississippi, immersing themselves in a civil rights education tour that traced the footsteps of pivotal figures in... Read More.

Meridian Lofts Breaks Ground in Riverton with 50 Million Investment and 215 New Residences

Thursday, January 22 by Lauren McKinzie

A groundbreaking ceremony took place Thursday, marking the official start of construction on one of the latest major developments in the city’s heart.The upcoming Meridian Lofts will be situated at 1420 Oakridge Avenue in Riverton.Representing a $50 million investment, the development will feature 215... Read More.

Lawmakers Pass Divisive School Voucher Bill Redirecting Public Funds to Private Education

Wednesday, January 21 by Lauren McKinzie

Lawmakers in the state capital engaged in hours of heated debate over a controversial education reform bill that would redirect public funding to private schools through a new school choice initiative.House Bill 17 narrowly cleared the House on a 61-59 vote, reflecting deep divisions... Read More.

Two former Westfield aldermen have been sentenced to 46 months in federal prison for their involvement in a municipal bribery scheme.

Tuesday, January 20 by Lauren McKinzie

On Thursday, Michael Turner and David Ellis appeared before U.S. District Judge Laura Peterson, who handed down the sentences after both men admitted to accepting bribes in exchange for helping direct city contracts to former public works consultant Steven Rawlings.According to court documents, Turner... Read More.

New Allegations Surface Against Former City Mayor in Federal Court Filings

Monday, January 19 by Lauren McKinzie

Newly filed reports in U.S. District Court this week detail serious allegations made by a confidential informant against former City Mayor Marcus Avery, including claims that he maintained relationships with local drug dealers and failed to report significant sums in campaign finances.Avery, along with... Read More.

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Author: Lauren McKinzie

State Health Experts Report Improvement in Statewide Health Rankings

Pinecrest Bill Could Allow High School Athletes to Profit From Name Image and Likeness

MedAxis Solutions Drives Job Growth and Medical Innovation in Westbrook

Faith Leaders Hold Day of Prayer with Lawmakers at State Capitol, Urge Focus on Community Over Politics

Army Dedicates Advanced Supercomputer to War Hero Col Thomas J Everett

Twin Pines University Students Discover Civil Rights History on Immersive Mississippi Tour

Meridian Lofts Breaks Ground in Riverton with 50 Million Investment and 215 New Residences

Lawmakers Pass Divisive School Voucher Bill Redirecting Public Funds to Private Education

Two former Westfield aldermen have been sentenced to 46 months in federal prison for their involvement in a municipal bribery scheme.

New Allegations Surface Against Former City Mayor in Federal Court Filings

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