Monthly Archives: September 2021
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Looking back … to a new industry in post-war Piedmont, 1946 | Characteristics
September 19, 1946, in The Star: Lawtex, Inc., of Dalton, Georgia, signed a contract with the Piedmont Development Company, Inc., to operate a factory in Piedmont ... -
A new strategy for Ukraine
In the Brundtland Report, the United Nations defined sustainable development as development that meets current demands without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. ... -
Plaza plans take shape for Praxis Center | Local
“It’s a big deal for Uptown Butte and for Butte itself,” he said. “They’re going to get a lot of people over there and the hotels ... -
Applications open for Top Workplaces 2022
The capital region’s economy and labor market continues to experience the tumult caused by the coronavirus and its continuing fallout. The good news for workers is ... -
Michelle Singletary: If You Are Not Very Rich, Tax Raise Proposals Likely Not Affect Your Retirement Investment |
The plan would tax long-term capital gains as ordinary income for taxpayers with adjusted gross income over $ 1 million. That would translate to a top ... -
Tom Miller running for re-election in 2022
Attorney General Tom Miller on Saturday announced he would run for his eighth consecutive term. Attorney General Tom Miller announced he would run for re-election on ... -
Robinson trial prosecutors attempt to prove fraud in week one – Tennessee Lookout
The first week of State Senator Katrina Robinson’s trial ended Friday afternoon as U.S. district attorneys continued their efforts to build a case for 17 counts ... -
A Quest to Bring Quails to East Texas
Modern wing shooters may not realize it, but there was a time when bobwhite quail was a feathered prop in East Texas. Quail numbers were especially ... -
Van Ens: Protect voting rights this Constitution Day weekend
Delegates to the Philadelphia Constitutional Convention signed our nation’s founding document on September 17, 1787. Shortly thereafter, John Adams wrote to Thomas Jefferson about what was ... -
City Council to Consider Deadline for National Cemetery Expansion
A potential extension to Jefferson City National Cemetery remains on the table, but the city may set a deadline. Jefferson City Council will consider a bill ...
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