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El Dorado News-Times, 2 Sep 2026

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ArticlePos­sib­il­ity of floods as Edou­ard makes land fall on Gulf Coast

Rain fell Tues­day across parts of Texas and Louisi­ana as Trop­ical Storm Edou­ard made land­fall near the bor­der between the two states, bring­ing the pos­sib­il­ity of flood­ing, the National Hur­ricane Cen­ter warned. The storm came ashore near...

Pos­sib­il­ity of floods as Edou­ard makes land fall on Gulf Coast

ArticleHouse passes short-term fund­ing bill to avoid a shut­down before elec­tion

WASHINGTON — The House passed a short-term meas­ure Tues­day to fund the fed­eral gov­ern­ment into early Decem­ber, a move designed to avoid a chaotic shut­down as law­makers cam­paign for reelec­tion. Law­makers needed to act before the fiscal year...

House passes short-term fund­ing bill to avoid a shut­down before elec­tion

ArticleForty Days of Prayer 2026 set for Oct. 1 - Nov. 9

Com­munity and faith lead­ers filed into the Coun­cil Cham­ber of City Hall Tues­day to begin coordin­at­ing 40 Days of Prayer 2026. The 12th annual com­munity­wide prayer cam­paign is set for Oct. 1 - Nov. 9. Per usual, 40 Days will kick off with a...

Forty Days of Prayer 2026 set for Oct. 1 - Nov. 9

ArticleClancy jury goes home after fourth day without ver­dict

PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Jur­ors in the Lind­say Clancy trial ended a fourth day of delib­er­a­tions without a ver­dict Tues­day after earlier say­ing they couldn’t agree whether the Mas­sachu­setts mother is crim­in­ally respons­ible for killing her three...

Clancy jury goes home after fourth day without ver­dict