The following real-estate transfers from Jan. 2 to Jan. 24, 2024 were compiled from deeds recorded at the Buffalo County Register of Deeds Office. Addresses and prices are public record and are provided when available from the register’s office. If prices were not available, the equivalent based on the Nebraska Documentary Tax paid on the
In back-to-back months, Mr. Cooper and LoanDepot — two of the nation’s largest mortgage lenders — made headlines for experiencing cyberattacks that exposed the data of more than 30 million people combined. Mortgage lenders haven’t been the only recent targets. Title insurance companies Fidelity National Financial and First American Financial each experienced cyberattacks in November
For financially strapped college students, it’s all in the timing. It’s National Tribal Colleges and Universities Week February 4-10 and the 30th anniversary of land-grant college designations. President Joe Biden has taken notice and action. For the first time ever, a presidential proclamation aims to make it easier for millions of Indigenous students to pay for college. Ahniwake Rose,
Jan. 19 to Jan. 26, 2024 On 01/19/2024 a DEED OF WARRANTY 2024R00166 was recorded from Carol J. Woods, and Diane Cruitt to Virginia Hostetler for property located at Parcel: 2013-07-14-307-008; Subdivision: JOSEPH HALLS ADD SHELBYVILLE B: 6 L: 7 OL: P:, and JOSEPH HALLS ADD SHELBYVILLE B: 6 L: 8 OL: P:. $98.000/00/ On
Navarro County Commissioners approved Navarro County Auditor Terri Gillen to release $250,000 of Indigent Care funds to Ambulatory Services. Navarro Regional Hospital had previously handled indigent care until they requested to end the contract earlier this year. During the public comment of Monday’s meeting Marty Summerall spoke about the need for medical dental and vision
NORTH STONINGTON — In a complex and changing post-pandemic world, filling vital town roles with qualified candidates is becoming a growingly challenging task for community leaders. Serendipitous circumstances may have helped provide the town with the right puzzle pieces to forge ahead with a small, cohesive team. The small, 12-employee team at North Stonington Town
The controversy over property assessments in Cheektowaga continues, as a State Supreme Court justice last week dismissed a lawsuit brought against the town over the method the municipal assessor used to determine property values last year. The court determined the process the assessor used was not unlawful, according to the ruling issued by acting Supreme
In a sharply worded letter to Gov. Kevin Stitt, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond last month refused to refile a dismissed lawsuit against ClassWallet, citing now-State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ “faulty judgment” and the Stitt administration’s “litany of errors” and “mishandling” of millions of federal COVID-19 relief dollars. Stitt wound up getting a private attorney to
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HANNIBAL — The Hannibal City Council decided on Tuesday that the stormwater department will foot a hefty bill to fix the stormwater system under North Street using American Rescue Plan Act funds. Due to the Hancock Amendment and its associated legal precedents, the Missouri Constitution forbids local governments from levying new taxes without a public