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Love story continues 61 years after first bleacher date (opens the original)
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Sixty-one years ago, a lifelong love affair began on the top row of the bleachers in the old Franklin-Simpson High School gym.  Six decades later, sitting side by side in that same gym, Virginia and Jerry Stradtner remain a testament to a marriage defined by enduring love, resilience, and unwavering commitment. Returning to the old FSHS gym recently brought back a flood of memories for the Stradtners, along with a gentle reminder of how much time has passed. "The bleachers looked a mile high
Rooted in community, committed to truth (opens the original)
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Next week marks the 86th annual National Newspaper Week, a time to recognize the dedicated professionals who make local journalism possible every day. From October 4 through October 10, newsrooms across the United States and Canada will celebrate the industry's enduring purpose: keeping citizens informed and protecting the publicâs right to know. Sponsored by the Newspaper Association Managers since 1940, this week-long promotion recognizes the journalists, publishers, editors, photographers,
Heated debate erupts as Logan County Fiscal Court greenlights contested jail contract (opens the original)
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The Logan County Fiscal Court voted to move forward with a controversial detention center project contract on Tuesday, following a heated debate over budget constraints and bid qualifications. The court initially reviewed three separate bids submitted for the facility's improvements, which revealed a wide variation in projected costs. However, a formal review by the projectâs architect deemed both the lowest and highest bids incomplete due to missing technical specifications on each, leaving P
Logan Fiscal Court appoints new road supervisor amid nearly $500,000 in state road funding cuts (opens the original)
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The Logan County Fiscal Court finalized critical county personnel appointments and advanced several key community infrastructure and educational projects during its regular meeting today, Sept. 8. The court officially appointed Jason Shoulders as the countyâs new road supervisor. Shoulders, a three-year veteran of the department, fills the vacancy left by longtime foreman Maurice "Pee Wee" Rigsby who died earlier in the year. Shoulders assumes full oversight of the county's extensive road syst
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