November 2021

NEW CASTLE — The Lawrence County retirement board agreed to have no cost-of-living adjustment increases for existing county pensioners in 2022. Board member and County Commissioner Chairman Morgan Boyd said the county can’t afford an increase, noting any increase in allocation would result in an increase in pension liabilities. Acting County Controller Dave Prestopine said an increase would cost $1.6

By the end of 2022, a familiar face for Philadelphia news watchers of all ages across the region will be retiring from his on-screen anchor role. Jim Gardner, long-time 6ABC and Action News anchor, announced earlier this month that he will be scaling back his schedule in preparation for his imminent retirement next year.  During

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) – Wood County Sheriff Steve Stephens made a statement about his recently announced retirement on Facebook Monday evening. Stephens said he has been under intense stress, which has had a negative affect on his health. He apologized for not filling out his 2020-2024 term as sheriff and thanked his supporters. He also

Danilo admits that comments from Neymar regarding his international future with Brazil have made things “complicated”, with any revelations from the Paris Saint-Germain superstar being turned into a scandal. The 29-year-old forward told DAZN in October as he looked ahead to a showpiece even in Qatar next year: “I think it’s my last World Cup.

Desert Sands Unified School District Superintendent Scott Bailey will retire at the end of the school year. Bailey made the announcement during Tuesday’s board of education meeting. “As I look forward sixth graduation class that I’ll get to usher across the stage in June, celebrating my 32nd year in public education, which is hard to

“Copy!” With that one word I knew I wanted to be in the news business. I was 20 years old, working as a copy boy for the Houston Chronicle. I was the grunt of the newsroom. When reporters, sitting at their manual typewriters, yelled “Copy!” I ran to their desk to see what they needed. It

But analysts warn that high housing prices and a possibly overheated stock market could be giving people a false sense of financial security. Before you join the ranks of retirees, you need to consider a number of factors to see if you’re financially ready. Here are five questions you should be asking yourself.