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PROGRESS EDITION

Progress 2013 e-edition

Read through the Tri-City Herald's 2013 Progress edition in this e-edition.
TRIDEC: 50 YEARS

A Tri-City Herald special section celebrating 50 years of the Tri-City Development Council. Click here for a historic photo gallery of TRIDEC's successes.
DENNIS HUSTON STORIES

Former Franklin County official Huston pleads guilty to theft

Dennis Merle Huston admitted in court for the second time in his life Thursday that he defrauded a government agency to support his cocaine habit.
DENNIS HUSTON STORIES

Officials: Dennis Huston may plead guilty today

Dennis Huston may accept some responsibility today for his alleged role in embezzling at least $1.8 million from Franklin County, according to court officials.
HEALTH & HOME MAGAZINE

Health & Home Spring 2013

Read through the Tri-City Herald's 2013 Spring Health & Home edition in this e-edition. Click on the publication to enter the full screen mode.
DENNIS HUSTON STORIES

Franklin County embezzlement case could be resolved Friday

The attorney for a former Franklin County administrator accused of embezzling government money said the case could be resolved in the next week.
DENNIS HUSTON STORIES

Franklin County Public Works director pushing for changes

After a little more than a month on the job, Franklin County's new public works director already is working on changes to bring the department in line with how other counties operate.
DENNIS HUSTON STORIES

Franklin County report to be given to defense in embezzlement case

Dennis Huston won a partial victory in court Tuesday when a judge ruled that parts of Franklin County's internal report should be turned over to his defense attorney.
DENNIS HUSTON STORIES

Lawyer pushes for copy of report in Franklin County embezzlement scandal

Dennis Huston's lawyer is pushing to get a copy of the internal investigative report ordered by Franklin County in the wake of an alleged embezzlement scandal, claiming he has a right to see all documents related to his client.
DENNIS HUSTON STORIES

Franklin County administrator might lose job amid embezzlement scandal

Franklin County Administrator Fred Bowen might lose his job because of allegations he mishandled information about an employee with a criminal past who held a key financial position with the county.