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- 1Midlands pastor and wife arrested for spending church money on BMW, motorcycle▼Midlands pastor and wife arrested for spending church’s money on motorcycle, BMW, more
A pastor and his wife in South Carolina's Midlands region have been arrested on charges of spending church funds on personal luxuries, including a motorcycle and a BMW. The case was reported by the Post and Courier, which says the couple allegedly used money belonging to their congregation for personal purchases. Details of the amounts involved and the charges have not yet been made fully public.
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Reports say Manzambi is still happy to have chosen Aston Villa over Newcastle United, according to the Birmingham Mail. The piece revisits his decision to reject the Magpies in favour of the Midlands club, and it is drawing attention as supporters debate whether the midfielder made the right call.
- 3Clemson Rural Health launches diabetes program in South Carolina Midlands▼Clemson Rural Health launches diabetes management program in Midlands South Carolina
Clemson Rural Health has launched a diabetes management program serving the Midlands region of South Carolina. The initiative aims to help patients in rural and underserved communities manage the condition through coordinated care and support. Details on services, eligibility, and funding have not yet been widely reported, and local reaction is still limited as the program begins operations.
- 4Rogers questioned over faith leader's ties to church abuse case▼Rogers faces questions over Faith Coalition Leader's ties to Midland church sex abuse case
Michigan congresswoman Kristen McDonald Rivet's challenger, Rogers, is facing questions after a faith coalition leader linked to Rogers was connected to a Midland church sexual abuse case. Details about the nature of the ties and what exactly Rogers is being asked to explain remain limited, and the story is circulating mainly through regional news coverage.
- 5Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick holds Midland campaign stop▼Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick talks affordability, education and energy during Midland campaign stop
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick made a campaign stop in Midland, where he discussed affordability, education, and energy policy with local audiences. The stop in the Permian Basin, a key energy-producing region, paired his cost-of-living messaging with reassurances on education and support for the oil and gas industry that dominates the local economy.
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Absentee ballots for the November state general election have been mailed out to voters, according to a report from Midland, Michigan. Eligible voters who requested a ballot can now fill it out and return it by mail, drop box, or in person ahead of Election Day. Clerks typically encourage voters to return ballots early to ensure they arrive before the counting deadline.