South Carolina pitching coach Justin Parker has left for the same role at Mississippi State, according to multiple reports Monday. The Bulldogs, who missed the NCAA Tournament in 2023 two years after winning the national title, agreed to part ways with pitching coach Scott Foxhall after the season, creating an opening on Chris Lemonis’ staff. … [Read more…]
By Charles Betzler The Board of County Commissioners voted to go into executive session at the regularly scheduled meeting Monday, June 12, to discuss the passing of Don Engle, County Treasurer. Chair Newt Stephens prefaced the vote by stating; “With heavy heart, we have to deal with this today. We will need an executive session … [Read more…]
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Outside of closer Félix Bautista cracks have started to show in a group that has guided the O’s to their terrific first half. By Tyler Young on June 19, 2023 9:05 am As the weather heats up and the playoff chase intensifies teams are going to double down on what works for them. For the … [Read more…]
Any end to the war in Ukraine seems as far off as ever while the huge human, social and economic costs continue to mount, not just in Ukraine itself but across the world. In Ukraine, six cities including Mariupol and Severodonetsk with a combined population equal to that of Dublin or Düsseldorf have been wiped … [Read more…]
What’s going on this week in Pittsburgh, June 19-25? Find out here. Know of a cool event? Email us. Find more things to do, including Pride month events, outdoor movies, live music and family activities here. Monday, June 19: Western Pennsylvania Juneteenth Homecoming Celebration in Point State Park & Market Square3-10 p.m.The culminating event of this signature four-day festival … [Read more…]
Since opening in April, the Capricorn Dinosaur Park has been welcoming all ages and abilities to immerse themselves in a realistic prehistoric backdrop. A 1km fully accessible walking trail and dinosaur fossil dig have been added to the already established Capricorn Dinosaur Mini Golf. The $800,000 project has been years in the making and Capricorn … [Read more…]
BRUNSWICK, Ohio Trespassing, Carlisle Drive A Cleveland man was arrested at 9:13 a.m. May 19 for criminal trespass. The homeowner called police and said the man, her ex-spouse, came to her house unannounced and refused to leave. Police located the man and determined he was driving a car that had been reported stolen through the … [Read more…]
Rates of violent crime are significantly lower today than they were just three decades ago, though many Americans assume otherwise. And still, police spending continues to go up despite downward trends in crime. Violent crime peaked in 1991 at a rate of 758 incidents per 100,000 people, according to FBI data. Today, the rate is … [Read more…]
What’s the latest information on house prices? We monitor the leading indicators to keep you updated about key movements in the property market 19 June: Rightmove Sees Year’s First Fall As Mortgages Soar New seller asking prices dip for first time this year Property hits market with average value at £372,812 Further price falls expected … [Read more…]