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Collier defends decision on Rist
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DeCamp needs local support
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Young voters moving away from GOP
In the post-mortem dissection of the Republican election defeat, the most dire indicator of the party’s future prospects may be its woeful performance among young voters.
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Alcohol sales come down to one thing: Greed
Greed! On November 4, voters in Coal Grove will be asked to vote yes or no on a proposal that would allow the sale of alcohol in Precinct C. Greed! The sale of alcohol would be less than 100 yards from Dawson-Bryant Middle School. Greed! The sale would be less than one mile from several local churches. Greed! Read story