I am a Republican, and I am voting for Nikhil Wagle for the Iowa Senate. When I contacted my Pleasant Valley School Board President, Nikhil Wagle, regarding problems in my neighborhood, he never asked my political party. He listened, and…
The race for Town of Newburgh supervisor has become increasingly contentious ahead of November’s election, with a proposed candidate forum falling through and campaign signs being defaced amid … Tensions rise in Town of Newburgh Supervisor race The race for Town…
Malena Stevens has the skills, experience, and integrity to lead our Clerk’s Office. During my time serving Summit County on the County Council and High Valley Transit’s board, I have had the opportunity to know Malena Stevens through her extensive…
After a lengthy Alexander City Schools Board of Education meeting Tuesday night, board president Adam Wade used his public comment to issue a retraction to Alex City council member Bill Young. After a lengthy Alexander City Schools Board of Education…
New York's governor has signed a law that bans artificial intelligence (AI) operators from offering certain chatbot features to minors. Prohibited features include responses that suggest the chatbot is "a real or fictional individual or character that is human, alive,…
Ben Houchin delivered a text message recently stating 'I believe your next sheriff needs to show up, listen, and hear directly from the people he serves.' My question to Mr. Houchin is: Why were you absent at the Lincoln League…
From town news to the stuff worth doing this weekend — HV360's daily newsletter keeps you in the loop on the Valley you actually live in. Clayton Clark, left, and John Porreca Greenport Deputy Town Supervisor Clayton Clark reads a statement…
New Hanover County employs nearly 2,000 workers, spending almost $140 million on annual salaries. A public records request by the StarNews obtained salary information for the county's 1,309 employees, showing pay ranges from $18,805 to $347,747 a year. Among New Hanover County's workforce, 85 employees make…
As this campaign ends and signs come down, I want to bring the conversation back to the people who make Maricopa home. The parent sitting in traffic wondering whether they will make it home before bedtime. The small-business owner making…
State Rep. Tony Isa, R-Angola, and Democratic candidate for the District 51 seat, Judy Rowe, D-Angola, share their views Tuesday evening during the LaGrange County Chamber of Commerce Connect with the Candidates forum. Indiana District 3 Rep. Marlin Stutzman, R-Howe, speaks while…
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