The price of regular unleaded gasoline went down 1 cent from last week’s price and is currently averaging $2. 75 across Iowa. Continue reading Gas prices averaged $2.75 in Iowa the week of Nov. 19 to Nov. 25
According to the RTX Copr. filing, the buyout will shift responsibility for payments to about 60, 000 retirees and beneficiaries, or about 33% of those covered by the RTX Consolidated Pension Plan, to the Prudential business unit. Continue reading Collins Aerospace’s parent company discloses plans to transfer pension assets
The cold air will arrive Sunday night and sweep across central North Carolina through Monday night, the National Weather Service said. Continue reading Triad residents get a taste of cold weather this week
Thirty-five years ago this November, the blockbuster movie “Dances with Wolves” was released in theaters. When a Hollywood agent was sent to the Minnesota State Fair looking for a trained bison to be in the film, they found Cody the. Continue reading THE WAY IT WAS: Cody the Buffalo movie star, 1990
Miracles in Sight says merger with Advancing Sight Network positions both groups to be stronger in research, clinical outcomes. Continue reading Triad’s Miracles in Sight to merge with Alabama group
Using political alignment as a litmus test for potential trustees fundamentally misunderstands the role of governing boards. This disconnect has led to an increasing number of boards more inclined to rubber-stamp political priorities instead of exercising independent fiduciary judgment and. Continue reading Ross Mugler: Politics in the higher-ed boardroom: What’s at stake?
There will be free admission from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 28, and an open house from 5: 30 to 7: 30 p. m. Continue reading McLean County museum to celebrate Immigrants Day with evening of food, culture, conversation
Kehoe hopes to convince Trump to restore $200M grant for St. Louis battery factory Continue reading Kehoe hopes to convince Trump to restore $200M grant for St. Louis battery factory
Federal shutdown means less Missouri land for hunting and fishing this year Continue reading Federal shutdown means less Missouri land for hunting and fishing this year
St. Louis is trying not to pay the legal obligations it owes to people who had their rights violated by police officers. Continue reading Messenger: A shocking revelation: 70 pending court cases against St. Louis police