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VALDOSTA The Valdosta City Schools Board of Education called a meeting to approve the issuance of the series 2025 bonds Thursday night. The board voted wholly in favor of the final details of the interest principal payments and pricing details for the series 2025A and 2025B bonds in which existing debt is being refinanced [.].
GTA Online Mansions DLC is coming soon on December 9, 2025. This update will bring one of the most craved and anticipated features to the game: purchasable mansions.
BOCA GRANDE, FLA. (WSVN) A 10-year-old girl describes the harrowing moments that changed her life while she was snorkeling with her family. Leah Lendel.
The week began with a curveball and still ended with a win. Hours before kickoff against the Raiders, Jacksonville announced Trevor Lawrence was battling an illness, yet would start. The offense was already shorthanded with Travis Hunter on injured reserve and Brian Thomas Jr. searching for rhythm, but the quarterback pushed through and the Jaguars [.] The post Jaguars rumors: Albert Breer wonders if new coaching staff is souring on Trevor Lawrence after collapse appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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‘Are You F*cking Kidding Me?’: Kamala Harris Goes On Curse-Laden Rant Over Trump’s Ballroom
BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) Thousands of pilgrims turned out Sunday in Romania’s capital for the consecration of religious paintings inside.
Kings’ Shops at Waikoloa Beach Resort began a multi-phase renovation in July, with work expected to be completed by winter 2025.
Almost 700 visitors from across the State flocked to the WA College of Agriculture Narrogin for its esteemed open day including displays, competitions, industry exhibitions and country hospitality.
