Credit card fraud, identity theft, embezzlement and other crimes all can be, and are being, done online. With so many more people using the internet to stay connected as a result of the pandemic, the amount of cybercrime and scams has exploded, especially those targeting older adults.
An era in fast-food dining that’s lasted for nearly six decades is coming to a close. Unless an 11th-hour buyer steps forward, Kenney’s in Buena Vista will be serving its last specialsauce burger this Saturday.
Last week, a storm scared a 14-year-old dog with weak hips and poor eyesight into 1,200 acres of woods on Sallings Mountain near Glasgow. Nineteen hours later, he was rescued from a stream at the bottom of a steep ravine, where he had been wedged between rocks and battered by heavy rains.
Goshen formally submitted an expression of interest in the statues of Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson to the city of Charlottesville last month. But town officials say the likelihood of the statues actually coming to the town are “somewhere around zero.”
Live music by local bands, local businesses under pop-up tents, addiction recovery pamphlets, chair massages, free naloxone administration training and craft tables.
