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International on the Square : Associates experience Wal-Mart story

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

BENTONVILLE ? Leticia Lorensse and a group of more than 200 other people filed off several charter buses just north of the downtown Bentonville Square on Tuesday. (Benton County Daily Record)
From: www.nwanews.com

Andrews ISD to open new versions of longtime elementary schools this fall

Monday, June 2, 2008

Andrews ISD to open new versions of longtime elementary schools this fall
From: www.mywesttexas.com

500 march on behalf of fallen teen farm worker

Some 500 people from Lodi and other agricultural regions marched in solidarity Sunday through Lodi and Acampo in search of improved working conditions for farm workers.
From: www.lodinews.com

Families to welcome troops

Saturday, May 31, 2008

National Guard?s 224th Engineers will be back in Albany soon By Cathy Ingalls Albany Democrat-Herald Mandy Rebel of Albany was married to her husband Casey Renfro less than two months when he shipped out last June to Iraq with the 224th Engineer Co. of the Oregon Army National Guard.
From: www.gazettetimes.com

Storm water rally is set for Raleigh

Thursday, May 29, 2008

RALEIGH - The North Carolina Coastal Federation is heading to Raleigh to show its support for new coastal storm water rules and is inviting interested residents to join the rally.
From: www.jdnews.com

24 people hurt in train-garbage truck collision

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Several people were injured in an afternoon collision Tuesday between a Waste Management garbage truck and an Amtrak passenger train at the crossing at Hartley Lane in Crystal Springs.
From: www.zwire.com

Amtrak Train From Chicago Crashes In Mississippi

A City of New Orleans Amtrak train from Chicago crashed in Mississippi Tuesday afternoon, leaving at least seven people injured, two critically.
From: cbs2chicago.com

National guardsmen return to Rhea County

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Soldiers with the Dayton unit of the Tennessee Army National Guard returned home Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, a week ahead of schedule and just under a year from the day they left town to serve in Iraq.
From: www.rhea.xtn.net