Partly cloudy early with increasing clouds overnight He graduated from Northeast Jones High School in 1976 and went on to earn a degree in journalism from the University of Mississippi in 1980 Mark dedicated much of his professional life to journalism working for many years as an editor at the Stuart News in Stuart His commitment to the written word and his editorial work left a lasting impression on colleagues and readers alike Mark enjoyed playing the piano and found joy in simple pleasures including frequent meals at Sam’s Restaurant movies and good food reflected a quiet but meaningful rhythm to his life He is survived by his brother Timothy Nave; Timothy’s wife Denise; and his nephew Caleb Nave The family extends heartfelt thanks to friends relatives and the community of Sandersville for their care and support for Mark over the years May his memory bring comfort to those who knew him A graveside service will be Saturday May 10 at 1:00 PM at Erata Cemetery in Sandersville To view and sign the online guestbook, please visit www.memorychapellaurel.com By sharing a fond memory or writing a kind tribute you will be providing a comforting keepsake to those in mourning If you have an existing account with this site you can create an account by clicking on the Log in button below Nave for being recognized as the 2025 Helen B This award was instated by the class of 1968 in partnership with that year’s class of Mortar Boarders who served as Dean of Women from 1947 to 1968 Nave has now joined the ranks of other deserving Purdue University faculty and administrators for her significant contribution to the advancement of women students and women’s issues and helps support the percussionists in many other ensembles throughout the organization while fostering a creative and fun environment for the students she teaches We are grateful for her expertise and commitment to student success « Back a daughter of the late Blair and Orletta (Ake) Berkey Nave who preceded her in death on September 24 She is survived along with the following family a daughter Michelle Brown and husband Ronald of Marion Carter and husband Domenic of   Rancho Mirage Ellen Bacon and husband Darren; three great grandchildren: Nathan She was preceded in death by an infant brother She was a member of the Centerville United Methodist Church and served in the United States Air Force She worked as a secretary for various places in the area that included Blackburn Russell Company She enjoyed reading and being outdoors and tirelessly helping others in need She also gave back to her local community by providing Meals on Wheels for many years at 11 :00 am in the Chapel at the Timothy A from 10 am until the hour of the service at the funeral home In lieu of flowers those wishing can make memorial contributions in Ramona’s name to the Humane Society of Bedford County  Our online guest book is available at www.berkebilefuneralhome.com Bedford County Humane Society182 Bohn Road, Bedford PA 15522Tel: 1-814-623-8968Web: http://www.bchsonline.org/ This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application James was a self-employed painter until his retirement Charles and Florence Helen Dancy Nave; wife and wife Marie; eight grandchildren; twenty-one great grandchildren; six-teen great-great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews A private memorial service will be held at a later date Those wishing to express sympathy online may do so by visiting www.farrisfuneralservice.com and signing the online guest register The family of James Haskel Nave is being cared for by Farris Funeral Service & Crematory This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money The family of Roger Dale Nave created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne the executive announced in a LinkedIn post He joined GD-OTS in 2019 as director of engineering and was elevated to his most recent post in 2021 taking responsibilities for all product engineering activities for the Medium Caliber Ammunition group He also provided technical direction for all PE modeling and analysis activities Nave served as systems integration business development manager for the Reconnaissance and Targeting Systems Electro-Optics and Infrared product line in the land warfare systems segment of Raytheon Missile Systems The executive, before moving to Raytheon, spent several years at Northrop Grumman holding roles of increasing responsibilities including senior business development manager and advanced development senior engineering manager Nave served as a program manager at GD-OTS The premier source of breaking business news for the government contracting industry to-the-point stories of the most significant contract awards M&A activities and financial results of the sector’s most notable players GovCon Wire is always on top of the most recent contracting sector activity and is updated in real time as the news breaks Important URLs: About us – Government Contracting FAQ – Guest Contributions – 2024 Events College football players across the country are not waiting to submit their names into the transfer portal when it officially opens on Wednesday. They’re getting ahead of free agency by sharing news a day early. Kentucky IOL Marc Nave is the latest to throw his name into the ring On3’s Pete Nakos reports that Nave will enter the transfer portal when it opens on Wednesday. He is the fifth Kentucky Wildcat to announce his departure following spring practice and the third offensive lineman. A Toledo, Ohio native, Marc Nave initially committed to play college football at Ohio State. When he reopened his recruitment, Vince Marrow entered the picture. Nave took an official visit to Lexington and committed about a month before signing day. Nave was listed at 6-foot-4, 330 pounds, during his one season in Lexington. He redshirted and appeared in only one game. He will have four years of eligibility remaining. Top 101Field of 64 projectionPredicting College Baseball Tourney Hot4Trump By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms and use of my personal information described therein There have been five different players from UK’s Class of 2024 that have entered the transfer portal. CB Quavo Marshall announced his intentions earlier on Tuesday Nave was not expected to play a part in Kentucky’s offensive line rotation this fall after Eric Wolford hit the portal and signed five new additions to the Big Blue Wall The transfer portal is open for business and so far we know of four players in the spring portal after 21 players entered the portal in the winter To keep up with the latest players on the move, check out On3’s Transfer Portal wire. Keep closer tabs on the Cats with at KSBoard. Not a KSR+ member? Try it out today. Join the conversation and talk about this article and all things Kentucky Sports in the new KSR Message Board. 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MD passed away unexpectedly from this life on Sunday she was the daughter of John Lester Nave of Romney WV and Mary Jane Sirbaugh (Leatherman) of Sharpsburg Twana is survived by her loving husband Albert W Hornbaker and her husband Matthew of Sharpsburg MD; two sisters Tammy Ripple and husband Tommy of Falling Waters WV and Bonnie Nave of Romney WV; grandchildren Sarah E MD; two nieces Heather Griepp of AZ and Kristina Morris of Boonsboro MD; stepfather Elvin Brining of Sharpsburg and cousins along with many friends whom she considered family.  Twana will be well remembered as a beautiful social butterfly that loved her family and friends very much as she always left you the same way she greeted you one of her favorite things to do was to bake her special cookies and give them to her loved ones She absolutely loved her life and everyone in it poker runs and playing tip jars which she was always known to win She and her husband Albert enjoyed planning parties and reunions at their home with enough food to feed an army If she wanted you to dance with her you couldn't tell her no she would have you on your feet laughing and smiling always keeping herself fit by exercising and mowing the lawn It wasn't uncommon to see Twana get out a bottle of nail polish anywhere and start doing her nails and oh those were the two things she didn't leave the house without doing and taking care of her beautiful fish tank Twana was so passionate about her work and home that she rarely sat down her grandchildren and her newly born great-granddaughter; those were her babies she would say and made sure everyone knew that giving them presents and was so excited to see their faces when they opened them.  Twana attended Boonsboro high school and later received her GED Early in life she was a homemaker taking care of her family then worked as a housekeeper before her most well-known job as the best bartender of the Yellow House She loved her job bartending and worked for the Yellow House for over 25 and a half years When asked when she would retire her answer was but I will stop when I'm ready".  many friendships from her job at the Yellow House and was treasured by all her friends She will be deeply missed by her family and all her friends that knew and loved her.  Twana was preceded in death by paternal grandparents Charles and Reba Nave and maternal grandparents Allen and Hazel Leatherman; brothers Joseph Nave and Bobby Nave; and a nephew Bryan S The family will receive friends from 5-8 pm on Monday and 10-11am on Tuesday March 4 at Bast-Stauffer Funeral Home A celebration of Twana's life journey will take place at 11am on Tuesday Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery - Sharpsburg in Sharpsburg There will be a celebration of life following the burial at the Yellow House Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Kentucky has now lost five players in the spring portal window so far Kentucky Wildcats offensive lineman Marc Nave is officially entering the NCAA Transfer Portal after one season in Lexington, according to Pete Nakos of On3. The redshirt freshman made the decision following spring practices becoming the latest Wildcat to seek a fresh start elsewhere as the program reshapes its roster for the upcoming season A native of Toledo, Ohio, Nave initially committed to Ohio State early in his recruitment Kentucky emerged as a strong contender thanks in large part to associate head coach Vince Marrow Nave eventually flipped and signed with the Wildcats in December 2022 Nave spent the 2023 season redshirting and saw limited action Despite being considered a high-upside prospect on the interior offensive line he didn’t crack the two-deep rotation as a redshirt freshman and was looking at a similar role heading into 2024 His departure opens up a scholarship for Kentucky and highlights a broader trend of roster turnover across the program While Nave’s on-field contributions were limited during his short tenure he was viewed as a developmental piece who could have contributed in future seasons Kentucky will now look to its younger linemen and incoming transfers to help bolster depth across the offensive front the Wildcats’ coaching staff has a better picture of where roster needs remain—and where new additions may be needed Kentucky has lost four other players to the spring transfer portal: defensive lineman Kendrick Gilbert offensive linemen Anfernee Crease and Daniel Mincey and cornerback Jiquavious “Quavo” Marshall Celebrate the 1925 construction of the stunning nave inside the world's largest Gothic cathedral Join Friends of the Cathedral to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the building of the Great Nave Architectural historian and Cathedral expert Nicolas Kemper leads us through the fascinating story of a critical chapter in the Cathedral’s history in 1925 to its completion on the eve of World War II joined forces to jumpstart the delayed building of the Cathedral of St John the Divine consisted of the Great Crossing and just the foundation floor of the Nave. Bishop William T inspired by architect Ralph Adams Cram’s vision led a nation-wide campaign to fund what we now know as the Great Nave The fundraising effort included citizens throughout New York City as well as donors from across the entire United States 1941–the very eve of WWII.  A remarkably short time for such an immense undertaking Nicolas Kemper is an architectural historian and volunteer tour guide at the Cathedral. A graduate of Yale University and Yale School of Architecture Nicolas is the publisher of New York Review of Architecture.  If you are not a member yet, become one today at the Insider tier or higher to join in-person events like this simply log in to your account using "Log In" button at the top right of the screen click on the pink “Book Here” button to book this event Please note that registration opens at 12pm ET If you are an Insider level member ($20/month), you can reserve 1 ticket to this event. 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The confirmation email was sent from messages@fareharbor.com You've successfully subscribed to Untapped New York Check your email for magic link to sign-in The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office said it responded to an emergency call around 3 p.m. Wednesday when a witness found the victim unconscious and bleeding inside their home. According to witness statements, the attack followed a fight between Ryan Nave, 45, and the victim, who knew each other. NCSO investigators arriving at a home on Robinhood Drive found the victim suffering from nine stab wounds. The victim was immediately transported to a local hospital, where they remain in critical condition. Following the attack, deputies said Nave fled, prompting authorities to send air support and K9 units in an extensive search operation. Officers eventually located and arrested Nave approximately one mile from the crime scene on Hirth Road at approximately 10 p.m. after a citizen spotted him and called it in. “Violence of any kind will not be tolerated in our community,” Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper stated. “I want to thank our detectives for their tireless efforts in apprehending the suspect and holding him accountable for his actions, as well as our citizens for being on the lookout for suspicious persons and assisting law enforcement.” Nave faces second-degree attempted murder charges. Copyright 2025 by WJXT News4JAX - All rights reserved. Digital Executive Producer who has lived in Jacksonville for over 30 years and helps lead the News4JAX.com digital team. Click here to take a moment and familiarize yourself with our Community Guidelines TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Careers at WJXT / WCWJ Closed Captioning / Audio Description WJXT Public File WJXT EEO Report WCWJ Public File WCWJ EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 News4JAX.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Marc Nave hopes his faith can have an impact on kids Before Kentucky football opened its preseason camp freshman offensive lineman Marc Nave of Toledo was baptized at Southland Christian Church in Lexington “I had been thinking about it for a very long time and from just being  in a Christian faith for a very long time on growing up this is always something that I thought about but I didn’t really take action on,” said Nave “So as I got older and started to grow stronger in my faith I felt like I just wanted to take that next step they did an amazing job setting me up with good people to help me get connected the multi area director for Central Kentucky Fellowship of Christian Athletes I can’t thank him enough for what he did for me,” Nave said Nave shared news about his baptism on social media and felt it was important to do so “Jesus wants us to share the Gospel as much as we can and bring as many people close to God as we can I am blessed as a Kentucky football player to have a platform to be able to do that,” he said “I hope it is a message that gets to a lot of kids Eternal life with Jesus Christ in heaven is the main goal Everything in this world is going to end at some point so you need that bond with Jesus for the afterlife Ohio State and others as a three-star recruit He did not give up a sack or quarterback pressure his senior season when Central Catholic went 16-0 to win its second straight state title He was also on the basketball and track teams and excelled in the classroom to become a National Honor Society member Kentucky recruiting coordinator Vince Marrow noted when Nave signed with Kentucky that he was a “name to remember” because of his potential “I got put in a position with a lot of really good people Coach (Eric) Wolford coming back to coach the offensive line here to go with a lot of other good coaches here,” Nave said “They will be able to put me in the best position to maximize my ability so I feel like right now I’m in the best spot that I can be in I got great coaches and teammates around me so the main thing right now is just putting the work in.” If this turns out to be a redshirt season while he learns from veteran offensive linemen He says if he’s redshirted that will not impact his work mentality You can learn and pick up things from each and every one on this team Those guys in the (offensive line) room with me are really good so I’m thankful to be in a room like that,” he said Baptism is very significant declaration to the universe to the good angels and to the devil &!fallen angels that he has chosen to “cross the River” (via baptism as a symbol) to leave any and all ungodly things behind as he pursues the goal ("I pursue toward the goal for the prize to which God in Christ Jesus has called me upward." – Philippians 3:14) Recovery Version This is much greater in eternity than the games played Although I get overly excited wanted my Cats to win this act by a young man is a sober reminder of what Carrie’s eternal weight in our lives May the Lord Jesus keep Marc Nave in his watch over the nations Larry for boldly and graciously sharing such a marvelous testimony on VV All of BBN had better be praying for a better Kentucky performance against Georgia A win will take nothing less than a miracle I am just hoping it will be respectable…God’s will be done It’s a delicate balance sometimes between our exuberance for UK sports without burdening our seeking first the Kingdom of God A forfeit (everyone calls in sick since they will probably feel ill knowing what they will face when UGA sets foot on the field) may be the best idea there are games where UK FB would be better off to forfeit Use that weekend to better prepare for the next opponent instead of getting beat mentally AND physically and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Custom Content by the Los Angeles Business Journal Meyers Nave serves clients in their most strategically important and highest-profile work across the state of California dedicated employees and precedent-setting work the Meyers Nave team prioritizes client service in the interesting challenging and meaningful work that is shaping the California legal landscape while making a difference in the community and a shared commitment to the value of life beyond work The firm’s path to success is guided by three fundamental and enduring principles – impress clients Meyers Nave dedicates itself to improving diversity and inclusion in the workplace The firm 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Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative Sir: While I share Mr Gove’s diagnosis of lodestar-less Starmerism (‘Cruel Labour’ I cannot share the accompanying pearl-clutching politicians and voters have engaged in a mutually reinforcing entitlement spiral that took it as given that the civil service and welfare bill could expand ad infinitum and that our geopolitical enemies didn’t really mean what they said This fantastical worldview was predicated on an equally fantastical delusion that cheap energy low inflation and low interest rates were locked in rather than temporary historical blips but you can’t ignore the consequences of ignoring reality Sir: When I heard of the National Trust’s proposal to leave Clandon Park as a ruin I was relieved that another pastiche as at Uppark was ruled out (Arts Reconstruction of badly damaged buildings is In other situations the Prince-Bishop’s Palace in Wurzburg is similarly a beautifully realised fake So are the remains at Knossos: I was surprised at how much of the place Minoan builders had left until I found out how much reconstruction had been done by Arthur Evans and his team Why can’t they just leave things as they are One all-consuming fire might be accounted a misfortune; two looks like carelessness Sir: I sympathise with the Revd Franklin’s stance on ‘spiritually hollow’ events being held in sacred spaces (‘Foolish naves’ Be part of the conversation with other Spectator readers by getting your first three months for £3 Already a subscriber? Log in Athletes from Canton South and Perry high schools won the voting for the Stark County High School Athlete of the Week for Feb. 17-23 Summer Hastings-Peterson of Canton South is the girls winner and Eli Nave of Perry wins for the boys Look for more on each athlete below. Stark County High School Athlete of the Week returns to CantonRep.com next Tuesday Perry bowlingRolled a 300 game in finishing second at the district tournament with a 713 series to qualify for the state tournament Louisville basketballEditor's note: Winners of the Stark County Athlete of the Week in the winter are not eligible to win again until spring The Owensboro Times News By John Kirkpatrick Owensboro-Daviess County Central Dispatch has introduced an artificial intelligence system to enhance emergency call responses. Director Paul Nave said the local dispatch center is one of the first in the southeastern U.S. to adopt AI technology, which is expected to streamline processes and improve response times. “This technology is designed to help us multitask more efficiently. In 911, we’re constantly juggling multiple streams of information, from the phone to the radio, and this system transcribes radio communications almost instantaneously,” Nave said. “We can now see what was said on the screen in real-time, eliminating the need to replay recordings.” The AI software, called Delphini, is designed for real-time public safety communications. Nave said it can recognize key emergency terms such as “second alarm” or “Mayday,” flag the words on the screen, and highlight them in bold red for dispatchers to quickly address. He said this feature enhances the safety of officers and firefighters by reducing the chance of missing critical calls for assistance. “The system doesn’t replace jobs; it enhances them. This is ultimately a matter of officer and firefighter safety,” Nave explained. “If we can save 15 to 20 seconds by responding instantly, that could be the difference between life and death.” Nave frequently attends national 911 conferences, where he encountered Delphini and recognized its potential to benefit Owensboro-Daviess County.  “This technology is still developing, and there are challenges along the way. But we’re committed to improving it with each step, as it learns and adapts over time,” he said. The department will spend the next several months refining the AI through continual use and feedback, allowing the system to “learn” local speech patterns and specific terms unique to the area’s emergency calls, Nave said. He added that the system receives a batch of corrections every two weeks, becoming progressively more accurate with each update. “Our enemy is time in the world of 911. If we can shave seconds off each task, we’re succeeding,” Nave said. “This technology is a powerful new tool to help us serve our community.” Features Privacy Policy Site by Tanner+West This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. © 2025 BVM Sports. 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