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Vikings honor veterans
Four quarters weren't enough to settle Friday night's defensive football battle between Tri County and Big Rapids. The Cardinals finally broke through in overtime, defeating the Vikings, 6-0, at Parker-Goodin Field. The Vikings’ first home game of the season also included a…
Sports Roundup, Sept. 17, 2026
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Sports Daily Digest September 17, 2026
North Decatur quarterback Matthew Field and Milan linebacker JJ Mutz are the Week4 Mid-Indiana Football Conference players of the week on offense and defense, respectively. Field was 7 of 7 passing for 201 yards and [...]
Mid Hudson News
Published September 17Mt. Kisco auto dealerships ordered a refund of $1 million to customers
MOUNT KISCO- Customers of two Mt. Kisco auto dealerships who were unfairly overcharged through fees presented as sales commissions will receive refunds following action by New York Attorney General Letitia James. DARCARS Lexus and Mt. Kisco Automotive BMW were the subject of the…
The Pine Tree
Published September 17Angels Food & Sierra Hills Markets Weekly Ad September 16 ~ Sept 22! Shop Local & Save!
Angels Camp & Murphys, CA…Angels Food & Sierra Hills Markets Weekly Ad September 16 ~ Sept 22!! Shop Local & Save!! Grocery, Meat, Deli, Produce & Lots of Local Wines! 100’s More Items on Sale Throughout the Store! Angels Food Market, started by Harry Croshaw, has been serving…
Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published September 17Businesswoman Kechia Blue
Autumn Raulerson reporter2@greenepublishing.com In celebrating American Business Woman’s Day, the Madison County Carrier spotlights our community’s role model businesswomen who have overcome adversity to reach success. One of these role models is...
Santa Maria Sun
Published September 17Meraz Catering serves comfort food with a family-first mindset
Planning and adapting are two of the most important skills in Amy Meraz’s industry. “You have to be good at pivoting and knowing that if something falls off the wagon, if something changes, there’s nothing you can do other than keep going with the changes,” she told the Sun. Call…
Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament will benefit IU cancer research
The Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament is coming to the Pacers Athletic Center in Westfield on Oct. 3 and 4, bringing a weekend of basketball, community, and friendly competition, all...
Richmond BizSense
Published September 17TowneBank passes torch to new Richmond market head as longtime leader Collins retires
For the first time since it entered the Richmond market more than a decade ago, a new face will be overseeing TowneBank’s local operations.
Richmond BizSense
Published September 17DVD shop Blue Rose Video & More presses play in Chesterfield mall
Wayne Marshall wanted to revive the old-school DVD shop concept - including rentals. What better shop than a spot in a 70s-era mall next to Spencer's Gifts?
Florida Weekly (Naples)
Published September 17Plants with stories to tell
Walking through the rows of plants, trees and shade houses that cover nearly 13 acres of Powell’s Nursery, Joe Powell stops and points to the verdant fronds of a foxtail palm. “That one, we went all the way down to Miami to dig out of a palm collector’s yard,” he said. “That was…
Beat the frost
Pepper production is reaching its peak at Prairie Fruits Farm and Creamery in Champaign. Our walk-in cooler is filling up with a brilliant display of red, yellow, green and orange capsicums. Even though we are currently experiencing a September heatwave that feels more like July,…