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(AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)  We are officially just 15 days away from the 2021 NFL Draft. Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald’s future remains firmly up in the air. With each passing day, the speculation grows as to whether or not the 11-time Pro Bowler will suit up for an 18th season. So much […]

Martha Louise Hill WILLIAMSBURG — Martha Louise Hill, 78, passed away Saturday, April 10, 2021. She was born on May 26, 1942, to the late Francis Louise Robinson and Calvin Harvey in Center Cross, Virginia. She was educated in the Essex County Public schools. Martha fellowshipped at Macedonia Baptist Church and was a committed choir

By the time Johnell Matthews won election last year to fill a vacant seat on the City Court bench in Baton Rouge, it was already time for her to retire, a special counsel to the state Judiciary Commission argued at a hearing Tuesday. Matthews, though, claims a mandatory retirement age of 70 for judges under

CLAREMONT — The City of Claremont is pushing back against an effort by city merit-plan employees to unionize. The Teamsters Local 633 of New Hampshire submitted a petition on Wednesday, Feb. 24, to form a new collective bargain group representing 21 city merit-plan positions, including clerks, administrators, librarians, and specialists. The petition to unionize happens

UPS driver nears retirement after 45 years and 4 million miles on the road A UPS driver is celebrating his major accomplishments as a UPS driver with a well-deserved retirement after 45 years and 4 million miles on the road. PHOENIX – For a 74-year-old Valley man, it’s time for retirement after logging more than four million

GameStop Corp. GME, -0.07% said late Tuesday it will retire more than $200 million worth of debt, saying the early redemption of some of its senior notes “will further strengthen the company’s balance sheet and support its transformation.” The 10.0% notes were due in 2023 and the early redemption, on April 30, will cover the

SALT LAKE CITY, April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — ARUP Laboratories today announced the retirement of CEO Sherrie L. Perkins, MD, PhD, effective June 30, 2021. ARUP also announced that Andy Theurer, currently ARUP’s president, has been appointed by the company’s Board of Directors to become CEO with Perkins’ retirement. Tracy George, MD, will replace Theurer as

TipRanks The Dip in These 3 Stocks Is a ‘Buying Opportunity,’ Say Analysts The investing game is rarely plain sailing. While no doubt investors would like the choices that make up their portfolio to always go up, the reality is more complicated. There are periods when even shares of the world’s most successful companies have

When it comes to managing your retirement savings, you’ll find that grabbing the low-hanging fruit goes a very long way in terms of your long-term results. Five simple moves will ultimately make a substantial difference in the amount you’re able to save, so make these incremental changes and reap the benefits. 1. Increase your 401(k)

Abbey Miller has served for the town for nearly 20 years Jonesborough Town Recorder Abbey Miller is retiring after nearly two decades of service to the town. “I just feel like it’s time for me to go and be with (my sons),” Miller said Monday. Miller, who was first hired as town recorder in 2002