Jim Ford

Mulally has sold extraneous brands, issued a lot of stock -- all at a profit to anyone who has bought it -- and is about to make another issuance to the big health care albatross that was created to get the post-retiree benefits off the Ford balance sheet once and for all. Read More

A decision is pending on a proposed office complex on Savannah Road at the entrance to the Covey Creek subdivision, as Sussex County Council awaits more information from county engineers on sewer service to the parcel. Read More

Lewes Police Department Chief Ronald "Beau" Gooch and the City of Lewes are working on an agreement for him to remain in an administrative capacity until a new chief is hired. Read More

MEDFORD, Ore., Dec. 7, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PremierWest Bancorp (Nasdaq:PRWT), parent company of PremierWest Bank, announced that a record date of December 15, 2009 has been set for PremierWest's previously announced proposed rights offering. Read More

Sixty-eight years ago this morning, Jim Ford was finishing up his work as the butcher on the Navy ship USS Argonne. Read More

Next year, Delaware households could be paying $3 more per month to have their trash hauled away and $3.15 more per trip to the dump. Read More

The 78th Annual Lewes Old-Fashioned Christmas Parade kicks off at 5 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 5, beginning at Sussex Drive and Savannah Road, traveling down Savannah Road to Second Street and ending in front of King's Ice Cream Shop. The parade is annually sponsored by the City of Lewes and the Lewes Chamber of Commerce. Read More

For years, there was only one bowl game for which the Oregon and Oregon State football teams were eligible. Read More

After a decade of not having a joint Civil War Luncheon in advance of the biggest college football game in Oregon, fans of the University of Oregon and Oregon State will break bread together again Tuesday. Read More

Tickets to Thursday's Civil War game between the University of Oregon and Oregon State University are nearly as scarce as Rose Bowl appearances have been for the state's flagship universities in recent years. Read More