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Jim and Marguerite DeBolt's sofa boasts a telling, embroidered pillow. "Go first class. Your heirs will," the pillow reads. Read Story »
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Exelon Nuclear plans this week to file a 6,000-plus-page document that would give it as many as 40 years to ... Read Story »
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Mike Tollett has had many close calls in his almost 39 years conducting the Union Pacific train. Read Story »
Golden Corral's variety of food and customer service makes it the top buffet in the region two years in a ... Read Story »
LyondellBasell Industries, which operates a local chemical plant, emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the company announced. Read Story »
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First Victoria would like to announce the addition of Tony L. Knebel to their Mortgage Lending team servicing Victoria and ... Read Story »
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Jon Zahradka and Tammy Kimbrough, both of the Sather Financial Group, have successfully passed all of the examination requirements to ... Read Story »
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Laureate Alpha Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met recently in the home of Frances Smith. Read Story »
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Kismosa Evans, her three young daughters and disabled mother lived in a squalid one-bedroom apartment for about a year. Read Story »
From the bright yellow "store closing" sign blowing in the wind to the red, black and yellow "everything must go!" ... Read Story »
Jim and Marguerite DeBolt's sofa boasts a telling, embroidered pillow. "Go first class. Your heirs will," the pillow reads. Read Story »
A brick sign sits to the left as you enter Capstone Estates while, to the right, a pond and putting ... Read Story »
PORT O'CONNOR - Every year, Richard and Robin Janecka manage to catch the best seat in town to watch the ... Read Story »
Attending a school play or concert often consists of walking down a harshly-lit fluorescent hallway into a cafeteria or small ... Read Story »
Few people dispute Victoria will one day soon undergo notable growth. Too many factors simply support the prediction. Read Story »
The blue-and-white Victorian home on Vine Street doubles as a shop. Step through the gate and past the front door, ... Read Story »
Terry Koehler works tucked away in the back of a modest Red River Street building. Yet, he has room to ... Read Story »
Victoria College's professor of music and director of choral studies, Marylynn Fletcher, has been appointed director of two-year schools for ... Read Story »
