Thursday May 16 | The Ashland Daily Tidings
Most doctors still reject Medicaid as program expansion nears
When her artificial right hip became infected with the superbug MRSA in late 2009, Dr.
D.C. Goes Pink' for Cancer Awareness
The D.C. Cancer Consortium has launched "D.C. Goes Pink," a month-long campaign dedicated to increasing cancer awareness and promoting regular cancer screenings.
Jackson County acknowledges problems with some new assessments
Jackson County Assessor Curtis Koons acknowledged Monday that new valuations on 18,000 residential properties may not be accurate and need additional review.
Area leaders honor local Teacher of the Year
Saluda High School's Paul Johnson, one of the five finalist for S.C. Teacher of the Year, attended the Teacher of the Year celebration in Columbia May 1. Pictured, L to R, are Molly M. Spearman of Saluda, Executive Director of the S.C. School Board Association; District One Superintendent Dr.
Most doctors still reject Medicaid as program expansion nears
When her artificial right hip became infected with the superbug MRSA in late 2009, Dr.
Finishing Touch: Potter sticks to elements
North Brevard and its natural treasures have been intertwined in Janice Coleman's life for decades.
British Columbia Vote Risks Oil-Sands Exports: Corporate Canada
British Columbia's provincial election threatens to stymie efforts by Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.
Educators, students honor retiring teacher
Longtime Columbia State geography instructor Aubrey Flagg is recognized for his years of service at the community college Friday.
Board begins crafting heavy truck rules - Thu, 09 May 2013 PST
Controversial legislation to let extra-heavy, extra-long trucks on Idaho roads is now law, but it's unlikely new routes will be designated for the heavier trucks in North Idaho before next spring.
Ex-Greenbrier star Reynard headed to Wisconsin
Ocean Lakes defensive end Eli Harold and Bayside receiver Anthony Cooper ended up at Virginia, Oscar Smith running back J.C. Coleman landed at Virginia Tech and Grassfield linebacker Avery Thompson headed to Maryland.
Miss Bridgett Thomason Molony and Dr. Lee Lockwood Tupper, both of Columbia, S.C., were married on May 4, 2013, at First Presbyterian Church in Beaufort.
Velvet Street, Trumbull, Home for Sale and More
Private country setting but minutes away from everything. Tashua remodeled Ranch with loads of charm.
Letter: 'Nazi' task was clearly wrong
I applaud the Albany school district for trying to create a teachable moment by inviting sensitivity trainers from the Anti-Defamation League to work with teachers and students following the "Think like a Nazi" assignment.
Independent power producers have high non-compliance rates: B.C. government memo
Gabe Sentlinger of Renewable Power Corp. measures the flow of the Tzoonie River.
Inner Arbor Trust poses conflict of interest questions for CA
While new details surrounding the Columbia Association's Inner Arbor Trust Inc., a corporation created to manage the new vision for the development of Symphony Woods Park, are emerging, one question remains unanswered.
New School Standards Spur Backlash
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Swatek Questions Inner Arbor Plan after Winning Long Reach Seat
Russell Swatek the newly-elected Columbia Association Board representative from Long Reach said Monday there are significant problems with the Inner Arbor Plan that he hoped to address as a board member.
Western Branch football players getting interest
The four who are getting the most interest are cornerback Daiquan Lawrence, lineman Thomas Coleman, wide receiver Tyrique "TJ" Boothe and linebacker/running back Terence Ricks who Bell refers to as the "Western Branch Fantastic Four." Lawrence, 6-0 and 180 pounds, picked up offer from Wake Forest to go along with his offer from Hampton.
New conservative lobbying push for gay marriage | about 3 hours
A national group of prominent GOP donors that supports gay marriage is pouring new money into lobbying efforts to get Republican lawmakers to vote to make it legal.
The Warren Township Lions Club is holding an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Tiltonsville United Methodist Church on Grandview Avenue.