Saturday | Jackson Hole News And Guide
Comments due today on plan to hunt wolves
Today is the last day to comment on Wyoming's proposed wolf hunting regulations.
Saturday | Hattiesburg American
City to host Miss Hospitality competition
Broadway is hitting the stage of the Saenger Theatre as 38 contestants compete for the title of Mississippi Miss Hospitality 2008 on August 1-2. The contestants will arrive in Hattiesburg on July 27 for a ...
Saturday | Citrus County Chronicle
Convicted rapist faces final hearing
Convicted rapist faces final hearing Bruce Alan Young, a convicted rapist, will have his final hearing Aug.
Kids Break Out of Their Shells at PHC Summer Camp
" Summer has finally arrived and with it, the Peel Heritage Complex is pleased to offer Summer Camp with The Actor's Studio.
UMass Chancellor's contract detailed
Incoming University of Massachusetts Chancellor Robert C. Holub will be paid an annual salary of $375,000 plus a benefits package.
Military Update: How will the Post-9/11 GI Bill impact you?
With the Post-9/11 Veterans Education Assistance Act of 2008 signed into law June 30, military members and veterans crave information on whether, when and how they will gain access to the richer education ...
New rule puts end to easy online profits
People in Beijing who buy and sell online must apply for a business license and declare their earnings for tax purposes, the city government said yesterday.
Grupo Televisa station was left without affiliation when KSWB announced that it was becoming San Diego's Fox affiliate.
New Durham Water Rates Begin Today
The City of Durham began a new tiered rate system for its water services Tuesday.
: Food bank to add delivery fee Aug. 1
Hunger-relief agencies in Madison County will soon confront a difficult decision in the face of high transportation costs.
Regina teen who shot ex-girlfriend in the face awaits fate
While summer for many teens holds the prospect of a job or lazy days at the beach, a 17-year-old Regina youth will be sitting in custody waiting to learn on Aug.
Dean Foods losing executive vice president
Less than a month after losing a board member, Dallas-based Dean Foods Co. said Friday its main development officer will resign effective Aug.
Legislature leaving town with state budget overdue
The start of the new fiscal year came and went Tuesday with no state budget and the likelihood of a prolonged standoff in the Legislature seeming to grow by the day.
Dr Khalifah Othman appointed UNISEL acting vice-chancellor
SHAH ALAM: Universiti Industri Selangor dean of the school of post graduate management, Professor Dr Khalifah Othman, has been appointed the university's acting vice-chancellor from today.
St Petersburg News.Net Tuesday 1st July, 2008 Moscow, July 1 Russia has raised export duty on crude oil to a record $495.9 per tonne, the finance ministry said Tuesday.
Deacon pleads not guilty to school theft
Paul Deacon, 52, the former Bay Port High School athletic director and basketball coach accused of stealing money from school athletic programs, pleaded not guilty Monday.
Intel-funded start-up launches cloud storage beta
Nirvanix Inc. this week launched a beta version of its new CloudNAS online storage service, which is said to allow corporate users to drag and drop files from network PCs into a cloud storage repository.
St. Bernards' interim rector heading to Massachusetts
The Rev. John A. Cerrato is moving once again. The interim rector led the parish of historic St.
Indianapolis Star publisher retiring
Barbara Henry, president and publisher of The Indianapolis Star since 2000, will retire Aug.
Daniels names new DOC commissioner
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. - Gov. Mitch Daniels named Edwin Buss, superintendent of the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City, as the new commissioner for the Department of Correction today.