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Associate Editor, Rome News Tribune veteran of 31 years as a radio news director in Ga and Ala native of Falls Church, Va graduate of Auburn Univ
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Flock camera cut down on Ball State campus as Muncie officials discuss system

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By Trinity Rea, Doug Walker
| The Star Press Verified
Aug. 7, 2026, 2:17 p.m. ET A Flock Safety automated license plate reader on Ball State's campus was cut down amid a national debate over the technology's privacy implications. Muncie police officials defend the cameras as a crucial tool for solving crimes, including homicides, robberies and finding missing persons.
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Cost of a Bad Hire in Small Law Firms and How to Respond

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By Doug Walker
| Attorney At Work Verified
Hiring and Training The warning signs of a bad hire aren’t always dramatic, but the costs and drag on the firm’s momentum are real. By the time it becomes obvious, you’ve already lost time, money, and trust that’s hard to recover. Hiring mistakes are expensive in any business, but in a small law firm, they create problems that show up fast and spread wide.
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Kendrick to head up job recruitment efforts for Rome and Floyd County

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By Doug Walker
| Rome News-Tribune Verified
Melissa Kendrick has been hired to lead Rome and Floyd County efforts to bring new jobs to the community. “Rome and Floyd County have already been successful in economic development and there is a proven track record here,” Kendrick said after the Rome-Floyd County Development Authority voted unanimously to bring her on board as president of economic development.
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