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Disclosure cats learn what a crawdad is

All the rain pushed the crawdads up out of the creek, so one of the girls went and grabbed one and brought it to the cats

May 22 2013 | Posted in Breaking,Richland | Read More »

The mysterious Claremont turn accident, revealed…the high-speed chase, not so much

Doesn't exactly look like the diagram, does it?

Richland County Sheriff Andy Hires has come off one FOIA for information and has denied another.

May 15 2013 | Posted in Breaking,Richland | Read More »

Catch-and-release Trout hemmed up as of mid-June

RICHLAND CO.—Richland County state’s attorney David Hyde has set precedent for every sex offender in his county: if you beat someone up, you can get out of a charge of Failure to Register as a Sex Offender.

May 13 2013 | Posted in 11.03 - May/June 2013,Central,e-edition,Members Only,Richland | Read More »

Publisher pushes for resolution in bogus OP case

RICHLAND CO.—Proceedings on the pointless order of protection have been reset in the case of Disclosure publisher Jack Howser, whose bizarre stepfather Dan Howser managed to convince a judge that just such an order should be upheld as of last September.

May 13 2013 | Posted in 11.03 - May/June 2013,Central,e-edition,Members Only,Richland | Read More »

Habitual drug crim busted again as pot and pills fill blotter

RICHLAND CO.—A South Camp Street traffic stop netted authorities a familiar face in April.

May 13 2013 | Posted in 11.03 - May/June 2013,Central,e-edition,Members Only,Richland | Read More »

WHY DIDN’T THE SHERIFF WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT THIS?

This crash occurred on Sunday, May 5, at some point in time before 5:30 p.m. on U.S. 50 at the Claremont turn-off, Richland County.

May 13 2013 | Posted in 11.03 - May/June 2013,Members Only,Richland | Read More »

Sex abuse confession snubbed, charges dismissed: Court appointed attorney soaks taxpayers

RICHLAND CO.—It appears the stall tactic used by known loser defense attorney Chuck Roberts has accomplished two things: the first is that a confessed child abuser doesn’t even get probation and the second is that he files for taxpayers to pay the bill for it all.

May 13 2013 | Posted in 11.03 - May/June 2013,Central,e-edition,Members Only,Richland | Read More »