Veterans honored at one of the most beautiful spots in San Diego county ↗
Nearly 8,000 vets are honored on plaques at Mt. Soledad, plaques that feature unique stories of American heroes.
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Bret Millburn Leads Susan Lee By 18 Votes In Davis County Commission Seat B Race ↗
The Davis County Commission Seat B race between Republican Susan Lee and unaffiliated candidate Bret Millburn has gone back and forth since election night with Millburn taking an 18-vote lead as of Tuesday night. Millburn has received 54,475 votes (50.01%) while Lee has received 54,457 votes (49.99%). Millburn retook the lead after Lee took the […]