Violations lead to revoked license for retirement home
Asked whether he intended to post the notice, Dr. Nazir Chaudhary said, “I would like you to leave now.”
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Criminal investigations at Warsaw retirement center
“I didn’t walk off,” the former administrator said. “I quit.”
Remembering Marshall Coggin
"You see my friend, you push him home."
Review: The Second Life of Steve Hamilton
THE NEWS STORIES practically wrote themselves. Everyone from Publishers Weekly to Entertainment Weekly was abuzz last August when St. Martin’s Press, which had published award-winning novelist Steve Hamilton for nearly two decades, announced just weeks from his planned publication date that it was cancelling his new novel, The Second Life of Nick Mason.
The publisher said that it had parted ways with Hamilton, ending a relationship that had stretched back to 1999, when Hamilton won the St Marti
Q&A: I’ll Take Whatever Comes
JEFF ABBOTT’S WRITING has traveled all around the world — and back again. Over the past two dozen years, he’s published nearly as many books, from the small Texas town mysteries of Jordan Poteet to the globe-trotting thrillers featuring Sam Capra. In between those series came a string of critically acclaimed thrillers — Panic, Fear, Collision, and Trust Me. Now Abbott is returning to his Texas roots, leaving the thrills of globe-trotting espionage behind. Blame is the story of Jane Norton, who t
University of Virginia named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education
The program, which was established to promote training of professionals with cyber defense expertise, places UVA Engineering as a leader in the field of cyber security.
Opinion: Reconsider the county's planning commission
Richmond County's Planning Commission has a numbers problem.
Podcast: What in the world is pickleball?
In this, our first episode, we chat with Annette Hayes, Louisa County’s pickleball ambassador, about the sport and its history (and future) in Louisa County.
Pickleball is: A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. The rules are simple and the game is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. More >>>
Pickleball is played in Louisa County at the Betty J. Queen Center through LCPRT. Click HERE for more info.
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Historic courthouse on display
The 86-year-old worked his way back in time, recently finishing a scale model of the historic courthouse in Richmond County.
