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Today's Paper Readers' Choice Gazette 150 Noticias en Español Sports Opinion Obits Public Notices Newsletters Puzzles Jobs Classifieds Circulars Texarkana community comes together after Facebook post to clean up local resident’s yard 3 hours, 5 minutes ago by Sharda James Tony Miller operates an excavator to pick up debris during a community cleanup at a resident's yard Tuesday, Jan.6, 2025, in Texarkana, Texas. Local resident and business owners volunteered equipment and labor after social media post called for help removing piles of trash from the property. (Photo by Sharda James) TEXARKANA, AR -- What began as a Facebook post from a local business owner quickly turned into a community-led cleanup effort to remove large piles of trash from a local resident's yard.  » Read More

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OSHKOSH, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — An Appleton man was arrested, accused in a series of Facebook Marketplace cellphone thefts in Oshkosh. Last month, police say three thefts of cell phones occurred where the victims posted a cell phone for sale on Facebook Marketplace and arranged to meet with a buyer. When the victims met with the suspect, he took the phones without paying for them and got away. The thefts occurred on Dec. 22, 2025, Dec. 24, 2025, and Dec. 27, 2025 at E Parkway/ Monroe Street, in the 600 Block of E Parkway, and in the 700 Block of Wright Street. Based on the investigation, a 31-year-old Appleton man was taken into custody by Fox Crossing Police on Jan. 2. He was arrested on two counts of theft, strong-armed robbery, and nine counts of misdemeanor bail jumping. It was discovered that the suspect had created and used several fake Facebook accounts to facilitate the transactions. Police say there are numerous scams involving online purchases on platforms like Facebook Marketplace.  » Read More

(KNSI) – Stearns County closed on the property near County Roads 134 and 75 that will become the new Justice Center on Monday. On its Facebook page, the county posted a picture of Auditor-Treasurer Randy Schreifels, Board of Commissioners President Jeff Bertram, and Building Facilities Manager Kevin Korneck with pen in hand, as they signed the purchase agreement for the land. The county had to wait until the City of St. Cloud agreed to annex the property from neighboring St. Joseph Township before it could finalize the agreement. County officials spoke in favor of that move at the St. Cloud City Council meeting on December 15th. The unanimous vote paved the way for the deal, which Administrator Mike Williams thought could happen later that week. Instead, it took until the first full week of 2026. The project is being paid for through a 3/8-cent sales tax. Construction costs are estimated at $313 million for the 482,000-square-foot center, which will feature a jail and court tower. ___ Copyright 2025 Leighton Media.  » Read More

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HOBOKEN, N.J. – The Ithaca College men's basketball team began the 2026 portion of its season on January 2 against Kean University in Hoboken, N.J. and fell to the Cougars, 74-69. Ithaca is now 2-7 on the season. The game began with numerous Bomber scoring opportunities while Kean's Breslin Crump netted the first basket of the game with a 3-pointer a minute and a half in. Back-to-back layups from Jaylon O'Neal kicked off Ithaca's scoring. O'Neal was followed up by Yoav Regev, making a layup of his own, as the Bombers took their first lead of the game, 6-5, with 16:08 remaining. Out of a timeout, Ithaca's solid ball movement led to its first successful 3-pointer of the game from Cole Wissink. Nick Lemmond, Chris Leysath, and Evan Cabral all netted unanswered shots to give the Bombers a 14-0 run as they attempted to pull away from Kean with an early 16-5 lead. The Cougars' Kereem Irby put an end to the Bombers' run as he put in a layup with just under 14 minutes remaining.   » Read More

UPDATE: The Champlin Police Department has canceled the alert for Maige Yang and De’Ali Delgado, stating that they were found and interviewed by authorities. KSTP’s initial story on their disappearance can be read below. The Champlin police are asking for help to find a 23-year-old mother and her young daughter. A Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) missing person alert says that the pair were last seen on Dec. 28 and last communicated with family on Dec. 30. Maige Yang and her one-and-a-half-year-old daughter De’Ali Delgado are believed to be in the Glendale, Arizona, area. Law enforcement says they are very concerned about their safety based on communications provided by the family. Yang, who is five feet tall and 90 pounds, was thought to last be wearing a black jacket, green sweatpants and a green t-shirt. Both have brown hair and brown eyes. If anyone has information on their whereabouts, call the Hennepin County Dispatch at 952-258-5321. For Related Stories: BCA  Champlin  Missing Adult  Missing Child  » Read More

A Facebook post you may have seen claims a new policy starts tomorrow allowing parent-company Meta to do what it wants with your photos. (KGTV) — A Facebook post you may have seen claims a new policy starts tomorrow allowing parent-company Meta to do what it wants with your photos. The post goes on to explicitly state that the user does not authorize Meta to do that and then encourages you to copy the post onto your page. But don't bother because there is no truth to any of this. There is no new Facebook rule. And even if there was, just pasting something onto your page won't override it. The rules about what Facebook can do with your photos and info are spelled out in the company's terms of service and privacy policy. Copyright 2026 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.  » Read More

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