In other Terrebonne Parish Council action

06/07/11 The following is a rundown of action taken by the Terrebonne Parish Council at its Budget and Finance Committee meeting Monday. All members attended, except Kevin Voisin who is out of the country getting married. All decisions were unanimous, unless otherwise noted.

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Man admits shooting cat with crossbow

06/07/11 A New Philadelphia man was one of seven who withdrew a not guilty plea when arraigned and entered a plea of guilty to criminal charges when their cases were called for trial before a jury at the Schuylkill County courthouse.

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Revolution to Help Alabama Storm Victims

06/07/11 The York Revolution and a number of community organizations have formed a partnership to help Hackleburg, Alabama recover from a devastating April 27 tornado that destroyed virtually all of the high school and youth sports and recreation equipment and programs in the town.

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CHARLES WAYNE GREEN

06/07/11 Mr. Charles Wayne Green 72, of Starke passed away at his home on Sunday May 29, 2011 following an extended illness. He was born on March 30, 1939 in Columbus, Ga., to the late Charlie E. and Waurene (Yarbrough) Green.

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Unemployment rates in Southern metro areas

06/01/11 Strong job gains nationwide and a pickup in summer jobs lowered unemployment rates in more than 90 percent of the nation's largest cities in April. Unemployment rates fell in 339 metro areas, rose in 20 and were unchanged in 13. Here are unemployment rates in April in cities in the South, compared to the previous month and a year ago: Metro Area Unemployment Rates, South Unemployment rates by ...

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Real estate transfers January, Part 2

06/01/11 MONTGOMERY COUNTY ABINGTON 210 Holme Ave., Michael Miller, et al to Kathryn Murray and Stephanie McCormick, $255,000.

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Carlisle marks Memorial Day

05/31/11 She's attended Carlisle's Memorial Day ceremonies every year for more than 80 years, but for borough resident Minnie Knouse, this year's event marked a significance unlike any other.

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Crystal Balls: Predictions for the week of May 30

05/31/11 Mariners aglow with series win over Yanks and seven more games at home; Sounders aglow after a stunner in Salt Lake; Storm, aglow from last season, start anew. Bono, aglow from being Bono, shines in Seattle.

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O'Conner receives Jean Harris Award

05/30/11 John O'Connor, longtime Treasurer of Hanover Community Support Services, is the 2011 recipient of the Jean C. Harris Award for Excellence, the top annual award given by Hanover Community Services Board (CSB).

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Church listings weekend of May 28-29

05/28/11 All Saints, KulpmontAll Saints Evangelical Lutheran, 12th and Scott streets, Kulpmont.Pastor - The Rev. Alfred J. Bashore.Worship service - 9 a.m.Participants - Perry Adams or Marsha Karnes, communion assistant; Shirley Tomtishen and Marsha Karnes, a

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Firefighter who admitted to arson fires gets long state prison term

05/27/11 The last of four volunteer firefighters who pleaded guilty to starting fires in vacant buildings and barns on farms in eastern part of the county was sentenced by President Judge Willliam E. Baldwin in the Schuylkill County Court.

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Local scoreboard

05/20/11 BASEBALL CollegeWICHITA ST. 8, BRADLEY 6Wichita St. 100 003 022 - 8 9 1Bradley 011 301 000 ...

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Black-Eyed Susan

05/19/11 It\'s unfortunate, but the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes is generally considered an afterthought following the usual barn-burner that is the Kentucky Oaks.

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Devastation of tornadoes motivates volunteers

05/15/11 While volunteering with a disaster relief team in Alabama, Myron Hauser of Medford was given a handful of carnations by headquarters to hand out to warehouse volunteers on Mother's Day.

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Tornado outbreak hits close to home for central Kentucky pastor

05/13/11 David Prince, the pastor at Ashland Avenue Baptist Church in Lexington, grew up in Alabama. He still has friends and family in the state.

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Murphy says Packers will retire Favre's number

05/12/11 Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy told fans today in Ashland that the team will retire Brett Favre's number, but it won't likely happen for a few years.

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Live Music calendar

05/12/11 ALLEY KATZ, 10 Walnut Alley, between 17th and 18th streets off Main Street, 643-2816. Epitome of Evil, Avev, Ceruleus and others, noon Saturday, all ages, $5-$10. Psychostik, Afertlyfe, Onidon and others, 7 p.m. Saturday, $8-$10.

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Newsline: Brethren Disaster Ministries issues update on tornado, flood response (CoBNews Newsline: Bre)

05/11/11 (May 11, 2011) Elgin, IL -- Brethren Disaster Ministries (BDM) has issued a situation report on the severe storms in the South, and an update on its rebuilding work following last years flooding in Tennessee. Childrens Disaster Services (CDS) also is reporting from its work to care for children and families affected by the disasters (see story to come).

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Communities benefiting from commercial air funds

05/11/11 By The Associated Press A list of communities in the lower 48 states where commercial air service received federal subsidies under the Essential Air Service program as of Feb. 1: ALABAMA: Muscle Shoals ARKANSAS: El Dorado/Ca

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Shakespeare reigns all summer in Bay Area, beyond

05/05/11 Shakespeare is blooming all over the place on schedule, whatever effect climate change is having on everything else. Some 28 of the Bard's works are on offer this summer in Northern California - from the usual ("Romeo...

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