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JC council passes 2017 budget $55.2 million in revenues anticipated in General Fund ►►PAGE 15
All’s fair in love, war and politics
Executive editor Hatcher Hurd gives his take on JC politics ►►PAGE 10
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The Hub Family Resource Center closing
The Expo has something for you New Beginnings 55+ Lifestyle Expo this Saturday ►►PAGES 24 – 25
Remco Brommet, director of the Hub Family Resource Center, said the nonprofit will have to shut down at the end of September due to a lack of funding. Opening with much ballyhoo, its purpose was to serve as a clearinghouse for families facing such problems as drug addiction, spousal abuse, alcoholism and mental health issues. The Hub offered distressed families a place to turn. But in the end, The Hub had nowhere to turn. Read more, Page 4.
Pisgah grad breaks N. Colorado record HATCHER HURD/HERALD
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Kyle Sloter has career game against Abilene Christian University ►►PAGES 38 – 39
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