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Homepage Farming Holding made €15,000 per acre, exceeding the pre-auction guide of €12,000-€13,000/acre The successful purchaser was from outside the area, auctioneer said. Wed, 04 Mar, 2026 - 11:10 A 57-acre farm featured here on February 16 was sold at auction on Friday, February 27, at the Clubhouse Hotel, Kilkenny. The property was at Muckalee, Ballyfoyle, 7km south of Castlecomer and 12km north of Kilkenny City. “We had a full auction room, with a number of interested parties present,” said auctioneer Ed Donohue of Kilkenny-based Donohue Town & Country “Bidding opened at €500,000, and it went up quickly to €850,000. At that point, we went out and consulted with the vendors. “We came back and put the property on the market and after another two bids, it made a further €10,000, selling for €860,000 (€14,900/acre). There were four different bidders.” The successful purchaser was from outside the area, Mr Donohue said.  » Read More

Updated : , ,   SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Elon Musk is expected to take the stand in a shareholder trial on Wednesday in San Francisco, where he’s accused of making false and misleading statements that drove down Twitter’s stock price before he bought the social media platform for $44 billion in 2022. The lawsuit was filed in October 2022 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California on behalf of Twitter shareholders who sold the stock between May 13 and Oct. 4, 2022, a few weeks before Musk’s purchase of Twitter was finalized. It claims Musk violated federal securities laws by making false, public statements that “were carefully calculated to drive down the price of Twitter stock.” The billionaire Tesla CEO reached a deal to buy Twitter and take it private in April 2022. On May 13, however, he declared his plan “temporarily on hold” and said he needs to pinpoint the number of spam and fake accounts on the platform. Twitter’s stock tumbled as a result. A few days later, he tweeted that the deal “cannot go forward” and claimed that almost 20% of Twitter accounts were “fake,” according to the lawsuit.

Elon Musk looks on as President Donald Trump speaks at the US-Saudi Investment Forum at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, Nov. 19, 2025. Brendan Smialowski | Afp | Getty Images Since buying Twitter for around $44 billion in late 2022, Elon Musk has changed the name to X, merged the social media platform with artificial intelligence startup xAI and then combined that company with his defense contractor, SpaceX. Musk's next big step may be to take SpaceX public in what would likely be a record IPO. But first, he has to revisit his past. On Wednesday, Musk is expected to appear at a federal courthouse in San Francisco to defend himself against allegations that he committed civil securities fraud in the run-up to his purchase of Twitter. Investors in Twitter filed a class action suit against Musk in October 2022 when — after months of tension and flip-flopping — he finally agreed to buy the social network for $54.20 a share, the price he originally promised in April of that year. The investors alleged that Musk, now the world's richest person, engaged in a scheme to weigh down Twitter's stock in order to pressure

Voter ID Pennsylvania is one of fifteen states that does not require any form of identification in order to vote. Meanwhile, eight states require photo ID in order to vote with no exceptions. What should Pennsylvania do? Keep it the way it is. No ID of any kind required. Some sort of ID required Photo ID, with exceptions for religious purposes Strict photo ID, no exceptions Voting Ends: Feb 24, 2026 | 12:00 PM

Around The Valley, Latest News, Main March 4, 2026 Michael Yackovich is one of seven people charged with hacking. By PAULA REED WARD TribLive A West Newton man pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to hacking into hundreds of individual Snapchat accounts, accessing intimate videos and images stored there and then trading them online. Michael Yackovich, 30, will be sentenced June 22 on charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft by Chief U.S. District Judge Cathy Bissoon. A plea agreement calls for him to serve four years in federal prison to be followed by three years supervised release. Ryan Tutera, who represents Yackovich, said his client has taken responsibility for his actions and is looking to move forward. “He recognizes the harm he caused the victims,” Tutera said. Yackovich is one of seven people charged in the case. He is the first to plead guilty. Assistant U.S. Attorney Christian Trabold told the judge on Tuesday that investigators identified 140 victims of the crime. An additional 151 people who are victims are unlikely to be identified, he said. Trabold spent several minutes during the plea hearing outlining the sophisticated nature of the conspiracy. According to investigators, the

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Florida HC Jon Sumrall Makes Feelings Crystal Clear on Quarterback Battle New Florida head coach Jon Sumrall is set to make a big decision before taking on Florida Atlantic in Week 1.  After DJ Lagway transferred to Baylor in the offseason, the Gators have a quarterback battle between redshirt freshman Tramell Jones Jr. and Aaron Philo. Philo transferred to Florida from Georgia Tech after his offensive coordinator with the Yellow Jackets, Buster Faulkner, joined Sumrall's staff with the same title. During an appearance on "Another Dooley Noted" podcast on Monday, Sumrall was asked if there was going to be a true competition on quarterback. Sumrall confirmed the Gators have no leader in the clubhouse before the 15 practices the team will get for spring football. “Yeah, it always is," Sumrall said. "I think a lot of people have some sort of assumption that one guy is the front, or we didn't take a snap yet. But here's the deal. "When I meet with players all the time,  » Read More

Both chambers held lengthy floor sessions today and voted on a variety of issues, including property tax reform. Few education bills saw floor votes, and several bills still await consideration as the Crossover Day deadline approaches Friday. Another notable event was Gov. Brian Kemp signing the AFY 2026 Budget. House Floor Action Senate Floor Action Georgia Reads Day at Capitol - Congrats to READBowl Champs! Students, educators, and policymakers from throughout Georgia gathered under the Gold Dome to celebrate literacy and winners of the READBowl competition. Speakers included Dayle Burns, wife of House Speaker Jon Burns (R-Newington), GA Reads Coach Malcolm Mitchell, chairs of the House and Senate Education Committees Rep. Chris Erwin (R-Homer) and Sen. Billy Hickman (R-Statesboro), and Craig Harper, PAGE Executive Director. PAGE was a sponsor of the event, and Harper presented awards to READBowl champions. Congratulations and kudos on the strong reading performance to winners Shryock's Busy Bees from Waynesboro Primary School, The Tenacious Tigers from Ranier Elementary School in Kingsland, The Indians from Albany Middle School, and students from Chattahoochee County High School! Senate Approves School Masking Legislation and Bill Requiring Parental Notification for Non-Instructional Services & House Approves Bill to Provide Students Crisis Hotline