Just as I was becoming firmly addicted to the flamboyantly flawed lawyer Jason Rich with his highway billboards advising motorists if they have had an accident to “Get Rich” and his Porsche license plate “GETRICH ” — Robert Bailey has published “The Boomerang,” a standalone “Boomerang” is 402 pages and I read it in three days a thriller and a page turner and whatever other term you like for a great read are discussing their present lives and future plans and Eli James as political adviser will guide Lionel Jefferson Cantrell’s career all the way to the White House where Eli will be chief of staff they toast one another in the Oval Office: “We’ve come a long way from Jackie’s Lounge in Tuscaloosa.” More: Novel 'Shepherd' uses mythic tale in modern setting | DON NOBLE and they have a big one: Lionel has cancer and two years to live kept secret from the American people for many years lest it disrupt the oncology industry and upset the stock market beautiful teenage dancer and soccer player an expert on cancer centers and experimental treatments With the help of his retired physician father and brilliant detective mother He is up against the national security apparatus of the U.S. Bailey has created a character for the ages: Eli’s wife’s childhood friend Nester is a hugely wealthy outlaw with an army If you take this book to the beach for your vacation week You’ll have this one finished by Wednesday a collection of original stories by Winston Groom — David Boyle grew up in a white house on a 50-acre farm which stretches for more than three miles along U.S but they’re not really farmers,” he said in an interview That all changed when an Audia Plastics plant came to neighboring LaFayette bringing with it additional noise and light pollution once the factory was built five or six years ago who is chair of the Noble Neighborhood Association The Chattanooga Times Free Press tried to reach Audia via email, phone and left a voicemail. Assistant General Counsel for Audia Mary-Jo Rebelo said via email the company declined to comment on this story. But according to its website is one of the world’s largest plastics manufacturers focused on plastic compounding roaring sound that many have compared to a giant vacuum cleaner and it can be heard a mile east of the plant (READ MORE: Company quits land purchase deals in Resaca, Georgia, after rezoning denied) there are already trains in Noble and traffic so the combination of noises disturbs the area’s natural setting Many residents walk the rural roads for exercise They walk with a desire to hear the birds but are instead confronted by an industrial sound in the background Boyle said the noise does not disturb his sleep because he lives in an insulated house but the noise is mostly noticeable when people are outside He imagines the people who live on the road adjacent to the plant can’t sleep “We can accept some increased traffic,” he said We can accept the increased railroad noise that’s periodic through the day but the 24-hour vacuuming noise disturbs our rural tranquility.” The town may soon become home to a second industrial plant if Walker County commissioners approve rezoning land near Glass Road in LaFayette from agricultural to industrial during a vote The community does not want the increased industrialization that could come with rezoning 90 acres north of the Audia plant Boyle said when the Audia Plastics plant was proposed for the Walker County Industrial Park on the former Swanson Cattle Farm leaders from the Planning Commission met with the Noble community Residents were assured the plant would not change the neighborhood or the quality of life and that there wouldn’t be any pollution or disturbance in the suburban and rural residential areas Neighborhood locals have never seen or spoken to the owners of the Audia Plastics “I don’t think they’re aware of the neighborhood that they exist in,” he said Boyle said he and other residents don’t see the plant’s management having any interest in the community Boyle said he’d like the plant’s owners to put up a sound screening on its east and north sides and plant rows of trees to improve the surrounding environment there is a hill and many trees protecting the area from the noise he said the sound travels directly into Noble’s residential area “We’re not asking (them) to move or to shut down,” he said “We’re asking to ameliorate because we’re used to this being cow pasture.” (SIGN UP: Get today’s Chattanooga area news, sports and entertainment directly to your inbox. Sign up for our free newsletters at timesfreepress.com/newsletters.) the community’s residents like to see the stars in the rural sky but light pollution from the Audia plant prevents that as many travel the path between Canada and Georgia Boyle said he’d like the plant’s owners to point the lights on the building’s corners downward to ensure they shine onto a surface instead of up into the air Since the 1960s, about half of the town’s residents commute 38 minutes via Highway 27 to drive about 22 miles from Noble to Chattanooga for work, Boyle said. It is small and known for the 2002 Tri-State Crematory scandal in which more than 300 bodies were found in various stages of decomposition on property owned by crematory director Ray Brent Marsh and his family “We’re part of the Chattanooga metropolitan area and we have the same concerns as people out in Ooltewah,” he said we want to preserve our semi-rural character In a recent email exchange seen by the Times Free Press Boyle vocalized his community’s concerns regarding noise and light pollution from the Audia plant Boyle invited Hart to the Noble Neighbors meeting on April 28 which included a discussion of the Audia plant a desire for a traffic engineer to review the intersection of Center Point Road and Industrial Way with U.S Residents also discussed a lack of action taken after the Development Authority gave the impression the area’s industrial park would be landscaped along with a new road to enhance the neighborhood’s beauty Boyle said the Development Authority informed the community that there are 40 acres at the south of the Swanson farm tract which became the over-400-acre industrial park Residents haven’t heard anything from the board since especially since traffic on the side roads has increased making walking and biking unsafe,” Boyle said Hart was unable to attend the Noble Neighbors meeting “I would love to attend as I am deeply involved with some of these issues now,” Hart said in an emailed reply to Boyle we have our quarterly Farm Bureau meeting that same evening at the sametime (READ MORE: New spay, neuter voucher program in Walker County launches to decrease strays) Hart said he met with the Development Authority Board on April 28 and wanted to discuss with Boyle He addressed the vote on rezoning the land adjacent to Glass Road from agricultural to industrial “I have talked to many folks about it since the Planning Commission Meeting and truly understand the concerns,” he said Boyle said of the exchange he thinks Hart is trying to be helpful as Hart encouraged Boyle to call or email him to set up a time to discuss complaints Contact Leah Hunter at lhunter@timesfreepress.com or 423-757-6673 Leah Hunter is a reporter covering health care and North Georgia for the Chattanooga Times Free Press She holds a dual Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism and Spanish from Western Kentucky University where she edited and wrote for the Talisman the university's print and digital Leah interned for the Lexington Herald-Leader and as the interim food reporter for The Courier-Journal in Louisville She also helped new Americans adapt to life in the United States while interning with the South Central Development Board in Bowling Green Leah is a traditional diarist from Hendersonville This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Chattanooga Times Free Press Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing Another candidate has filed to run for the Lawrence City Commission saying he wants to be a voice for working families Sean Noble filed Thursday to enter the race for one of two open seats in the election Noble said he moved to Lawrence in 2009 from Massachusetts and has felt embraced by the Lawrence community where he has worked a variety of jobs from fast food to social work and manufacturing Noble said via email that he wanted to run for the commission because government “should reflect the lived experiences of the people it serves.” and for those who often feel unheard,” Noble said reducing property taxes and expanding services for the homeless at the Lawrence Community Shelter Noble is seeking one of two at-large seats on the five-member commission The other candidates for City Commission are Paul Buskirk plus current City Commissioner Bart Littlejohn who holds the other seat with a term that is expiring has not yet announced whether she plans to run A primary for the City Commission race will take place on Aug after which the top four vote winners will move on to the general election on Nov The latest headlines from the Lawrence Journal-World and KUsports.com Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of Kansas, LLC | https://www2.ljworld.com | 1035 N. Third Street, Lawrence, KS 66044 | 785-843-1000 | Terms of Service Momentum13.04Growth-Quality-Value92.69Price TrendShortMediumLongOverviewIn the preceding three months 6 analysts have released ratings for Noble Corp NE presenting a wide array of perspectives from bullish to bearish The following table summarizes their recent ratings shedding light on the changing sentiments within the past 30 days and comparing them to the preceding months offer insights with an average target of $29.83 the current average is now lower than the previous average price target of $36.17 The analysis of recent analyst actions sheds light on the perception of Noble Corp by financial experts The following summary presents key analysts and adjustments to ratings and price targets Understanding these analyst evaluations alongside key financial indicators can offer valuable insights into Noble Corp's market standing Stay informed and make well-considered decisions with our Ratings Table Stay up to date on Noble Corp analyst ratings. Noble Corp PLC is an offshore drilling contractor for the oil and gas industry that provides contract drilling services to the international oil and gas industry with its fleet of mobile offshore drilling units The company focuses on a high-specification fleet of floating and jackup rigs and the deployment of its drilling rigs in oil and gas basins around the world Market Capitalization: Surpassing industry standards the company's market capitalization asserts its dominance in terms of size Revenue Growth: Noble Corp's revenue growth over a period of 3M has been noteworthy the company achieved a revenue growth rate of approximately 37.26% This indicates a substantial increase in the company's top-line earnings When compared to others in the Energy sector the company excelled with a growth rate higher than the average among peers Net Margin: Noble Corp's net margin surpasses industry standards highlighting the company's exceptional financial performance the company effectively manages costs and achieves strong profitability Return on Equity (ROE): The company's ROE is below industry benchmarks signaling potential difficulties in efficiently using equity capital the company may need to address challenges in generating satisfactory returns for shareholders Return on Assets (ROA): Noble Corp's financial strength is reflected in its exceptional ROA the company showcases efficient use of assets and strong financial health Debt Management: With a below-average debt-to-equity ratio of 0.42 Noble Corp adopts a prudent financial strategy indicating a balanced approach to debt management Analysts work in banking and financial systems and typically specialize in reporting for stocks or defined sectors Analysts may attend company conference calls and meetings and communicate with insiders to publish "analyst ratings" for stocks Analysts typically rate each stock once per quarter Some analysts will also offer forecasts for metrics like growth estimates and revenue to provide further guidance on stocks Investors who use analyst ratings should note that this specialized advice comes from humans and may be subject to error Breaking: Wall Street's Next Big Mover Benzinga's #1 analyst just identified a stock poised for explosive growth. 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More can be found on their website Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public file should contact Vicki Kaping at vkaping@wdio.com or (218) 727-6864 Milly’s Pizza In The Pan is leaving Uptown for a larger location Here’s a Chicago pizza bombshell: Milly’s Pizza in the Pan, one of the city’s best deep-dish pizzerias, is closing its Uptown location to move into a new location. Owner Robert Maleski announced that his restaurant will relocate to Noble Square inside a space at the southeast corner of Ashland and Walton Milly’s debuted in 2020 in a Logan Square ghost kitchen, making 10 pizzas a day, and the pies sold out in a flash. In February 2022, the pizzeria found a permanent home at 1005 W Milly’s is mostly a takeout and delivery operation “It’s going to have even less seating than the Uptown location,” Maleski says But the good news is that a larger kitchen and better oven will allow Milly’s to double its production from 60 pizzas a day to 120 While Uptown had embraced his small business — Maleski initially made all the pizzas himself — the restaurant had outgrown the space Maleski was baking using a convection oven he says the appliance wasn’t very forgiving Maleski says he wasn’t looking to leave when the new location’s landlord approached him about three weeks ago currently home to a ghost kitchen operation called Lucky’s Food Group Maleski became enamored with its conveyor-style pizza oven The new restaurant’s Cutler oven (a brand previously and more widely known as Middleby Marshall) is often called the “Cadillac of pizza ovens,” coveted by pizzaiolos for its ability to deliver consistent and crispy results The space was once home to a location of Pizza Metro the Roman-style pizza spot known for its late-night hours which Maleski estimates is 15 to 20 years old Maleski says he doesn’t have immediate plans to expand the menu as he anticipates the demand for pizza to increase in Noble Square The move also makes Milly’s more accessible to tourists staying at downtown hotels who need their deep-dish fix and don’t want to waste their vacation waiting for a table at a downtown chain and has had a chance to cook in the new space to experiment with the new oven He’s pleased: “It’s taken everything up to a new level.” Milly’s opened a location in suburban Berwyn in March 2024 While the move will open more opportunities for Milly’s Maleski remains melancholy about leaving Uptown He’s grateful for their support: “It’s been a great neighborhood for us.” Milly’s Pizza in the Pan 5at18Mississippi State Photo by: Brock BusickTigers Fall to Mississippi State at Dudy Noble Field Apr 29 Barnes & Noble has sold its last book at one Hudson Valley location after 20 years in business but it may not be all bad news for New York State customers Sometimes you can have the best-run company in the world with the most loyal customers but there's nothing you can do to change the way people shop Radio Shack and GameStop are just a few examples of how difficult it is to overcome changing technology and shopping habits thriving in an environment that many people predicted would have them shut down years ago Ever since Amazon.com launched its online bookstore in 1994 the world has been waiting for Barnes & Noble to go out of business the Barnes & Noble in White Plains closed its doors for the very last time had been serving customers for over two decades the location was closed after its lease ended While this is bad news for local book lovers don't expect this to be the start of a downward trend for the beloved retailer New York Barnes & Noble recently closed down for several days due to electrical issues there's no indication that any other Hudson Valley locations are in danger of shutting down Fears that the e-reader or tablet would replace traditional books have turned out to be more fiction than non-fiction. According to Business Insider, the company is stronger than ever and plans to open up at least 60 new stores this year movies and television have all gone to streaming services readers just can't seem to part with their paperback books Gallery Credit: Paty Quyn Barnes & Noble has sold its last book at one Hudson Valley location after 20 years in business, but it may not be all bad news for New York State customers.\nRead More Fears that the e-reader or tablet would replace traditional books have turned out to be more fiction than non-fiction. According to Business Insider, the company is stronger than ever and plans to open up at least 60 new stores this year All 4 Releases A man is dead and another is seriously injured following a head-on collision early Tuesday morning in Noble County Troopers say the crash occurred around 4 a.m about 6.5 miles southeast of Red Rock and just north of E0410 Road OHP says that a Kia Sorento crossed into the northbound lanes and hit a Jeep head-on Troopers say the driver of the Sorento was pinned for more than three hours and was pronounced dead at the scene shortly after 4:30 a.m Authorities say the driver of the Jeep was transported to Stillwater Medical Center and was later flown to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City The cause of the crash remains under investigation Both drivers were wearing seatbelts at the time of the crash Graham joined the News 9 team in February of 2025 He is dedicated to sharing the diverse stories that have shaped his country and his community and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox the bookstore reopened just a mile south down Dale Mabry Highway   Carrollwood resident Sarah Patterson checks out a Stephen King book on April 23 during the grand opening of Barnes & Noble's new store in the Palms of Carrollwood shopping plaza [ MIKE CAMUNAS | Beacon Media ]By Mike CamunasBeacon MediaPublished YesterdayCARROLLWOOD — It hits anyone who walks through the doors like a wave but it is a distinct smell always commented upon “It’s the one thing you’ll always hear a customer say,” Barnes & Noble Carrollwood manager Matt Morse said I love the smell of new books.’ There’s nothing like that feeling you’ll get from picking up a book his staff and all the local readers of hard-copy fresh-scented books have a new place to breathe in the print after spending nearly 30 years at its previous location closed for nine months and relocated just a mile south down Dale Mabry Highway It took over half the space of the shuttered Bed Dale Mabry Highway in the Palms of Carrollwood shopping plaza opened its doors to the public on April 23 — with hundreds of customers and avid readers lined up outside “I knew it was going to be (a popular event) because of the ramp-up (of followers on social media),” Morse said adding how the bookstore’s accounts had been keeping followers up to date with the progress “I didn’t think there would be that many people out there A lot of us worked at the previous location so we were just as sad as customers and residents when it closed but we were just as excited to be back in this area and we could see the buildup to the excitement to this day.” Hundreds of residents and avid readers flocked to the grand opening of Barnes & Noble's new Carrollwood store on April 23 [ MIKE CAMUNAS | Beacon Media ]Customers poured through the doors to see shelves tables and displays lined with books and more following a quick ribbon-cutting ceremony by former NFL coach Tony Dungy and his wife who then stayed to promote and sign their line of books they’ve written together Additionally, back at the Palms of Carrollwood, which also saw Sam Ash Music Center close last year, the entire plaza is getting a facade facelift, with other businesses such as Petco, Keke’s, Great Clips, Carrollwood Compounding Center and Fresh Market all opening during the work. In March 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Barnes & Noble announced that it would temporarily stop selling magazines and close 400 of its 620 stores. However, the company ended up reopening, relocating and reversing course, with 60 new locations in 2024 and plans to launch another 60 additional stores in 2025. “I’ve been with the company a little over 10 years,” he added, “so I’ve seen the differences from how (the stores have) been run and now they’ve given each location more local flare because it used to be that (at each location), you put the same books on the same table in the same spot in every store. “Now, at the local level, there’s a lot of flexibility with marketing.” That not only includes stocking local authors, books, materials and other media, but also bringing in local authors for signings and events. It’s an aspect that Morse — an avid reader of mystery thrillers and adult fiction — enjoys because it allows him to feel out “the vibe” brought in by customers and make his store a common ground of great books and other media. “But, I think, they’re all here for the same thing — that new book smell.” "It's the alchemy that you put around within the store.. 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Electrifying Intersection of Sports In an unexpected blend of gridiron grit and high-octane racing a captivating moment unfolded at a renowned speedway sparking excitement among fans and players.. © 2025 M Sports - Premium news & magazine M Sports Please enter your username or email address to reset your password © 2025 M Sports - Premium news & magazine M Sports One of the biggest questions hanging over Berkshire Hathaway is why Warren Buffett has built such a large cash reserve causing a wave of laughter to roll through the crowd who was sitting only a short distance away from him in the crowd watching at the CHI Health Center where Business Insider was watching the proceedings live Buffett said he would happily spend $20 billion on the right opportunity if it were a business or other asset that offered good value and they felt comfortable owning for the long term and even Berkshire stock have thwarted the value investor in recent years The billionaire said that he'd prefer if there were enough bargains on offer that Berkshire would only have $50 billion in reserve But he said it would be the "dumbest thing in the world" to consistently invest $50 billion a year just to shrink Berkshire's cash pile He also emphasized that he may have already been too active in the market over the years "Charlie always thought I did too many things," Buffett said, referring to his late business partner, Charlie Munger Deerhoof are the 21st century version of The Fall they have an almost off-puttingly large back catalogue of wayward and ecstatic noise pop to wade through and they’re also a band who play by their own rules and in a seemingly constant state of aural transmutation the four piece from San Francisco suture together a disparate array of sounds and influences to create something that’s both beguiling and wildly distinctive For casual observers they could be described – quite rightly – as a tricky proposition So thank the maker that we’re above such reductive thinking about music Noble and Godlike in Ruin is their 20th studio album and revels in the band’s sheer energy and habitual shapeshifting (aural tone while being wrapped up in their general skittishness Behind the seeming mess of obtuse and lackadaisical guitar hooks and Satomi Matsuzaki’s inimitable yet infantile vocal delivery lies a cogent (though not always immediately coherent) and fierce political message Beneath the surface level’s joy and exuberance lurks a darker side with lyrics that delve into immigration and alienation For a band whose work exists within a liminal space of their own creation The album opens with “Overrated Species Anyhow” which has an undeniably great title and comes across like “The Star-Spangled Banner” on high dosage Mogadon – it’s a woozy bleary call to arms for all the dispossessed diasporic people as Matsuzaki wants them to know they are seen –  “Love to all my aliens / Lost despised or feared / You are why / I wrote these passages.” It’s the prologue to the album as a whole an overview of the thematic focus of the record and one that comes full circle on the album’s closer “Overrated Species Anyhow” suggests a more sombre introspective Deerhoof (which would be no bad thing truth be told) but any fears about a lack of verve which is central to their identity are soon assuaged with “Sparrow Sparrow” and “Kingtoe” which both have almost nursery rhyme hooks at their core It’s the band’s ability to cover serious narrative themes and messages underneath fractured and shifting musical earworms that set them apart from the rest of the field and for which they should be rightfully applauded.  “A Body of Mirrors” opens with disquieting drones akin to a horror film soundtrack that Deerhoof clearly need to write next They’ve never sounded so regal and so bereft of their usual zest for life it’s breathtaking in its brevity and assuredness and almost funereal in pace and it’s thrilling to hear a band in their fourth decade push themselves into new territories like many others within Deerhoof’s arsenal covers an array of genre tropes and sounds “Return of the Return of the Fire Trick Star” weaves its way like a distorted and bastardised Minneapolis funk tune while “Disobedience” feels like Nine Inch Nails jamming with Kiran Leonard (a collaboration we’d all love to hear yet never willing to sit within one musical domain long enough for the listener to feel comfortable They can never be accused of being complacent but in a world of clear-cut categories and demographics it’s hard to place the band within a restricting – though necessary for some – label which is absolutely one of the best things about them.  Any album with an appearance from Saul Williams is worth your time and “Under Rats” is a highpoint of the record anxiety-inducing track about climate catastrophe where Williams’ breathless delivery opines that “Being and becoming with no end is unsustainable / Blood and oil drainable / Name all the unnameable” while Greg Saunier’s loose but metronomic drumming is enough to carry the rap on its own The vocal interplay between Williams’ voice-of-god approach and Matsuzaki’s seeming vulnerability is an absolute joy And that’s a key phrase of the album as a whole – absolute joy the subject matter is serious but there’s an optimism at the core of the album which centres on recognising the flaws in the system and acknowledging a sense of unity that we need to survive There’s a real crackle of energy to the tracks as they twist and turn in on themselves a seemingly disparate bunch of songs which perfectly reflect the human condition – always different always the same (as John Peel once said of The Fall) “Immigrant Songs” has a four-to-the-floor beat and an actual chorus – Deerhoof’s general sense of obfuscation is thrown away to show that (to paraphrase and recontextualise Stewart Lee a little) they can write songs It ends on a beautiful cacophony of noise that feels like a cathartic abandonment of the shackles of responsibility that comes with being a truthsayer.   The rapidly emerging machinations of the fascist theocracy in the United States of AmeriKKKa (mark my words and open your eyes people) is currently courting eugenicist ideas with They’re collecting private medical records Maybe we all need to refamiliarise ourselves with the concept of humanity and the words of Pastor Martin Niemöller to redress the slide into despotism that’s happening before our very eyes.  Noble and Godlike in Ruin sees Deerhoof create a mesmeric yet fundamentally angry album that’s a patchwork quilt of affirmations about cultural identity and unity The title stems from a quote in Frankenstein about poor ol’ Victor and the album’s cover is a collage of the faces of the four band members – something recognisably beautiful is created from a mess It can be seen as a comment on the fractured and dislocated cultural and political spheres of the post-postmodern era where authenticity seems like just another quaint and outdated idea; originality of thought and action are transposed to a mere idiom and potential advertising slogan or meme Book lovers in Michigan enjoy a new Barnes & Noble that recently opened as the company continues expanding after years of downsizing The bookseller had been reducing stores for about 15 years, but recently began opening new locations because of "strong sales" in existing stores. The company plans to open 60 locations across the country, USA TODAY reported "Barnes & Noble is enjoying a period of tremendous growth as the strategy to hand control of each bookstore to its local booksellers has proven so successful," the bookseller said in a February news release. "In 2024 Barnes & Noble opened more new bookstores in a single year than it had in the whole decade from 2009 to 2019." The company says it has stores in every state, and about 600 outlets overall Here's what we know about Barnes & Noble's plans in Michigan: Barnes & Noble opened a location in Grand Rapids at Knapp's Crossing, 2236 E. Beltline Ave. NE, in March. Additionally, the bookseller opened a Lake Orion store in 2024 According to Scrapehero there are 21 Barnes & Noble locations in Michigan The new bookstore showcases the design seen in the most recent Barnes & Noble store openings games and gifts customers have come to expect from the nation’s premier bookseller The bookstore will also house an updated B&N Café “We are delighted to be opening this brand-new Barnes & Noble our second in Grand Rapids,” said James Daunt “When we first announced this new bookstore we received an outpouring of enthusiasm from our local customers and our booksellers cannot wait to welcome them into their new Grand Rapids Barnes & Noble.” Barnes & Noble opened more new bookstores in a single year than it had in the whole decade from 2009 to 2019 The bookseller expects to open over 60 new bookstores in 2025 The Grand Rapids location was one of four Barnes & Noble bookstores that opened in March, alongside stores in Florida The bookseller has opened about a dozen stores across the country since the beginning of 2025 The locations of the newly opened bookstores are: immune to the veneer of staid professionalism that tends to afflict bands in their fourth decade of existence either the noise-rock group’s 19th or 20th album (depending on whether you count the little-heard 1996 curio Dirt Pirate Creed) It takes its unusual title from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Drummer Greg Saunier describes the album as “our low-budget dehumanized creature made out of people.” The record cover a scraggly collage of the bandmates’ faces This is one of the band’s most abrasive albums to date fractured grooves like “Sparrow Sparrow” and “Ha Haaa” that simulate the experience of realizing your open tabs are playing multiple songs simultaneously An anarchic free-jazz squawk weaves its way through “Who Do You Root For?,” while “Disobedience” is as queasy and discordant as the mutiny Satomi Matsuzaki seems to be singing about: “99 to 1/Captain has a gun,” she cheerily exclaims Songs don’t end so much as collapse into cacophonous outros While Deerhoof’s last album, 2023’s Miracle-Level captured the serrated immediacy of their live performances Noble and Godlike in Ruin is cluttered and dense it’s exciting: “Kingtoe” has a perverse refrain (“You make machines/And I am one!”) and a woozy melody held together by a toy-like piano riff with Matsuzaki’s interlocking vocals coming together in a round at the end the band’s raw power is undermined by jumbled as on the aforementioned “Disobedience.” There’s a majestic ballad lurking somewhere in “A Body of Mirrors,” but the maximalist arrangement gives it little room to breathe a rare tech platform that “isn’t blatantly supporting fascism.”) All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. A new Barnes & Noble bookstore may be coming to a city near you this year After more than 15 years of declining store numbers, the American bookseller expects to open over 60 new locations across the country following a period of "strong sales" in existing stores "Barnes & Noble is enjoying a period of tremendous growth as the strategy to hand control of each bookstore to its local booksellers has proven so successful," the bookseller said in a February news release. "In 2024 About a dozen stores — featuring the litany of books games and gifts that customers have come to expect from the nation’s premier bookseller — have opened since the beginning of 2025 of the newly opened bookstores have a B&N Café Barnes & Noble did not immediately respond to USA TODAY's request for comment on April 15 Washington: 1140 Bellevue SquareNorth Canton Virginia: 8139 Stonewall Shops SquareGrand Rapids Texas: 12850 Memorial DriveHuntington Station US Highway 1(This story was updated to include video and fix a typo.) Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Willetta Noble formerly of West Carrollton She was the only child of the late Effie and Willie Noble Willetta worked in Human Resources for NCR for many years but in her private time she taught English to immigrants loved to attend plays and various events in the arts and was very active in her church Willetta is survived by her cousin Lois Fraley Especially missing Willetta will be her best friends of many years Mary Lou and Chuck Farmer (“Bro” and friends Marja Weaver and Eilanna Price who watched over Willetta her final years at Beavercreek Health and Rehab (BHR) Willetta appreciated the care she received at BHR and loved to talk with the nurses who was there the day Willetta arrived and the day she left Sheryl spent many days with her during the 5 plus years she resided at BHR A Celebration of Life service will be held at St Paul United Methodist Church Contributions may be made in Willetta’s honor to St Paul United Methodist Church Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors TikToker Jalen Noble responded to the rumors that his Texas home, which he shares with his partner, content creator Monet McMichael Noble and McMichael came under fire earlier during the week of April 28 after McMichael posted a video of her and Noble working out at their home gym (they converted a barn on the property) which users believed was the home’s slave quarters in the 1800s Noble made it clear that this is not the case “With this house being built in 1850 I do want to acknowledge the fact that I feel an overwhelming sense of empowerment every time I see [my property],” Noble said in his recent TikTok “There are no ties to slavery on this property I am able to own a house that 175 years ago Noble posted a TikTok about the property back in January 2025 noting that one of the main reasons he bought it was because it had a guest house users were quick to claim that the structure used to be the home’s slave quarters Noble said in his April 2025 video that he reached out to a genealogist and an architectural historian to learn more about the history of his property and learned that the property’s guest house was actually an early settler’s cabin which was then converted into a hunting lodge the other structures on the property are newer: the barn (which is now Noble’s gym) was built in 1999 next it’ll make a perfect mother-in-law suite and then hopefully we can convert it to a larger piece of the main house ❤️ After McMichael posted about the home’s barn-turned-gym on April 25 TikTok users flooded the comment section of her video accusing the couple of being “tone deaf” to “It’s sad to see yall pretend this shouldn’t be a historic piece of land I understand it’s now owned by a black person but that same black person cant even acknowledge what it is (“guest house”),” and another wrote “Oh my god yall live on a plantation breaking in the at home gym with glutes AND it has a built in personal trainer perioddd 💅🏽💕 let’s workout together !! also updated my playlists YAY #fitness #legday While McMichael didn’t respond to the comments (and why should she?), she did repost Noble’s video explaining the history of the property. And, under her most recent video, fans are offering their support after the massive amount of criticism she and Noble faced over the internet rumors. “I don’t seeeee anyone here apologizing as quick as they came to leave hate comments,” wrote one fan. Another user wrote, “Now everyone say sorry ms.monettttt.” Well, I guess this clears that whole mess up. President Donald Trump makes a major sports announcement. The announcement comes amid reports Washington, D.C. will host the 2027 NFL Draft. WATCHCrews respond to crash on U.S 177 early Tuesday morning near Sooner Lake in Noble Countyby Alexandra Sharfman 177 was shut down near Sooner Lake in Noble County early Tuesday morning due to a crash Lanes were closed between State Highway 15 East and State Highway 15 West as of 4:45 a.m Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers said a Kia Sorento driven by Pedro Fidencio was traveling southbound on US-177 when he went left of center into the northbound lanes Fidencio's car was hit head-on by a man driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee For more local news delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter by clicking here. The high school softball season is starting to heat up Defending Class A state champ Cheverus off to a 2-0 start hosting 2-1 Noble Wednesday afternoon Noble's Olivia Allard crushes a double to deep left But Stags starter Ashley Connor does a great job pitching out of it to keep the Knights off the board Hailey Lamontagne rips a two run single to left Anna Goodman coming through with an RBI single to center Anna and Sadie Collins also with homeruns as the Stags win it 17-0 And if Mississippi State plays like it did Saturday it should feel good about its chances to sweep the Wildcats Dawgs. Win. Again.#HailState🐶 pic.twitter.com/ZlWRZxMRNi The first leg of Saturday’s double header saw the Bulldogs plate eight runs in the sixth inning when leading 6-4 eliminating any chance for Kentucky to rally Pico Kohn improved to 5-2 with 5.2 innings of work and four strikeouts The second game Saturday was a much closer contest that saw Mississippi State lose another multi-run lead Kentucky scored three runs and both teams held each other scoreless until the game went into extra innings The Bulldogs prevailed in the 11th inning on a Joe Powell single through the left side of the Wildcats’ infield allowing Bryce Chance to score from second after hitting a leadoff double Powell's clutch hit continued what was a fantastic day for him He went 3-for-3 in the day's first game with two doubles One of the few negative things to happen to Mississippi State on Saturday is how many pitchers were used in the second game The Bulldogs used five pitchers in the 11-inning game Three of the five pitchers were in the game for three innings or more The other two didn’t even pitch a full inning The Bulldogs still have work to do if they want to make the NCAA Tournament but Saturday’s double-header sweep has certainly made it a lot more realistic Mississippi State and Kentucky will wrap up their series at noon Sunday on SEC Network The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInSABINE PARISH (KSLA) - A man from Noble is facing several sex crime charges Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced Friday Agents with the attorney general’s office arrested Tyler Delane Wealthy Agents initially got a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children they became concerned this was a “hands-on” incident the AG’s office says agents were able to get a confession from Wealthy that he had raped a child “Huge shoutout to my agents with the Louisiana Bureau of Investigation the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and all our partners across the state who work day and night to take monsters off the street Wealthy was booked into the Sabine Parish Detention Center a former SEC Player of the Year and all-American has been named the University of South Carolina’s 12th head volleyball coach athletics director Jeremiah Donati announced Monday Rumely Noble comes to Columbia after three seasons as head coach of Appalachian State volleyball and previously spent seven seasons as an assistant coach in the SEC following a hall of fame playing career at Kentucky The Mountaineers went from averaging seven wins per season in the three years prior to her arrival to averaging 17 wins over her first three seasons at the helm Rumely Noble led the Mountaineers to an 18-10 record highlighted by a season-ending stretch of 11 wins in the final 12 matches App State went 18-10 and earned a spot in the National Invitational Volleyball Championship (NIVC) with four individuals making all-conference “I am humbled and excited to be the next leader of South Carolina volleyball,” Rumely Noble said and the rest of the search committee for believing in my vision and entrusting me with this program The energy in the athletic department is evident and I can’t wait to meet all of Gamecock Nation I look forward to getting to work and creating a culture of excellence in all aspects of this program.” the Tigers posted 67 victories with a berth in the 2017 NCAA Tournament while she helped implement a faster offensive system and worked primarily with the setters her position group earned SEC Setter of the Week six times Rumely Noble spent two seasons at Arkansas where she ran the defense in 2016 and directed the offense in 2015 working closely with the team’s setters and liberos She also coached at Wake Forest from 2013-15 recruiting three players that earned All-ACC honors and working primarily with the team’s setters She began her coaching career at North Texas for two seasons (2010-11) where she helped the team to 43 wins Rumely Noble was a four-time All-SEC setter and two-time AVCA All-American at Kentucky from 2006-09 where she earned SEC Freshman of the Year honors in 2006 and SEC Player of the Year honors in 2008 She also was named a third-team Academic All-American in 2009 after making the honorable mention team in 2008 She led the Wildcats to four NCAA Tournament appearances and is still the program’s all-time leader in both career and single season assists and service aces She was inducted into the Kentucky Athletics Hall of Fame in 2017 was named an SEC Women’s Legend in 2019 and made the school’s “Title IX Top 50” team honoring the 50 greatest Wildcat women’s athletes of the Title IX era She graduated from Kentucky in the spring of 2010 with a degree in education-kinesiology she played overseas in the top professional division in France where she was the starting setter for Nantes Volley Feminin from 2010-11 For continued updates on the team, follow Gamecockvolley on X/Twitter and GamecockVB on Instagram Gamecock volleyball Head Coach Sarah Rumely Noble met with members of the media on Tuesday to discuss her move to South Carolina and her philosophy heading into her first season leading the program the New York Times is “a standout for us” in terms of driving book purchases assistant manager of the local branch of Barnes & Noble customers prefer recommendations from the Washington Post and the Atlantic This article appeared in the Business section of the print edition under the headline “New chapters” Discover stories from this section and more in the list of contents Paramount’s dilemma exemplifies a broader problem The coffee chain’s new boss is struggling to fix its problems Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE:BRK.A) chief Warren Buffett has put to rest rumors that he is accumulating a substantial cash reserve for his successor What Happened: Speaking at the annual shareholder meet on Saturday Buffett denied the notion that he was holding back on investments to give Abel a chance to shine “I wouldn’t do anything nearly so noble as to withhold investing myself just so Greg could look good,” he humorously commented prompting laughter from the audience at Berkshire’s annual shareholder meeting Berkshire Hathaway’s cash reserve escalated to a record $348 billion in the first quarter of 2025 partially due to the sale of two-thirds of its Apple position in the previous year Buffett had words of praise for Apple CEO Tim Cook Also Read: Buffett Reflects on 60 Years at Berkshire Helm: ‘Cardinal Sin Is Delaying the Correction of Mistakes’ Join Plus500 today and get up to $200 to start trading real futures then jump into live markets with lightning-fast execution Buffett expressed his readiness to invest $20 billion He also voiced his preference for having enough bargains to maintain Berkshire’s reserve at $50 billion but described consistent investment to decrease the cash pile as the “dumbest thing in the world” The billionaire investor also suggested that he may have been overly active in the market Charlie Munger’s view that he did “too many things” Why It Matters: The speculation about Buffett’s cash reserve strategy has been a topic of interest among investors and market watchers Buffett’s denial of these rumors and his comments about investment strategies provide insight into his approach to managing Berkshire’s vast resources also underscores his commitment to growth and value creation his remarks about the potential pitfalls of consistent investment to reduce cash reserves highlight his cautious approach to financial management Berkshire Hathaway's 13F Filing Suggests a Buffett-Style Bash — Pizza, Beer and Fine Wine Pamela O'Malley Noble passed away on March 5 After the tragic loss of her father in an auto collision when she was just six years old she was later adopted by Melvin Steve Pressley who provided the family with much love and support where she built a life rooted in education and service Pam graduated from Westlake High School and earned her degree from McNeese State University She began her career as an elementary school teacher A passion for education led her to McNeese State University where Pam spent the latter part of her career guiding future generations of students She retired from the McNeese State Registrar's Office on May 4 Pam's warmth and unwavering kindness left an indelible mark on the lives of her family She will be remembered for her dedication to education She was a devoted grandmother to Madeline Noble and John Noble III Her funeral service will be held at Johnson Funeral Home in Lake Charles on Monday memorial donations may be made to the Seventh-Day Adventist Church There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here He was a graduate of Harrison Central High School and was a butcher by profession He spent countless nights at the ballfield with his children A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m Friends may visit one-hour prior to service Interment will follow at Southern Memorial Park Gulfport is honored to serve the Noble family Bradford-O'Keefe Funeral Home - Gulfport News | Mar 25 A plan to bring a Barnes and Noble bookstore to Glenwood Meadows will move forward — if at all — without taxpayer support from the city Glenwood Springs City Council voted 6-0 Thursday night to deny a sales tax rebate request totaling $750,000 over seven years The incentive was pitched by Glenwood Meadows developer Steve Shoflick of Miller Weingarten Realty who has led the shopping center’s development for more than two decades reached a unanimous decision after over an hour of discussion and public comment The proposal would have returned a portion of future sales tax generated by the bookstore to the property owner No current tax revenue would have been affected Shoflick said Barnes and Noble had agreed to lease the 24,000-square-foot space previously occupied by Bed Bath & Beyond He said the company was drawn to Glenwood as a regional hub but that the financials were difficult to close without help “We will do everything in our power to make it happen regardless,” Shoflick said “But can I tell you we can bridge that gap The lease under consideration included a 10-year base term with three five-year renewal options Shoflick described the new Barnes and Noble concept as a community hub — not just a place to buy books He said it would include a Paper Source gift shop and flexible seating to encourage gathering “This is not your old bookstore anymore,” Shoflick said “They have recast themselves as entertainment and gathering.” He argued that the Meadows development is still missing a central hangout spot “What we don’t have is a gathering place,” he said Shoflick said bringing Barnes and Noble to Glenwood would elevate the center’s tenant mix and draw more consistent traffic from locals and regional shoppers He cited Glenwood’s changing retail landscape and noted that many big-box tenants — such as Sports Authority and Bed Bath & Beyond — have closed due to bankruptcy He also said most municipalities in Colorado offer some form of incentive for national retailers and pointed to examples in Avon “Incentives are part of the landscape in which we operate,” Shoflick said “It’s just the competitive landscape we live in.” expressed concern over offering public money to a national chain especially in the absence of a formal policy or consistent standards “That’s not fair to the community,” Councilor Jonathan Godes said something that didn’t compete — that would be a different conversation.” “We don’t pick tenants,” added Councilor Sumner Schachter “Whether we subsidize or not may become our role but picking tenants is not our job.” said she didn’t dislike incentives in general — but wanted to see them used in a more transparent and equitable way “I didn’t know that I could apply for anything when I opened my business,” Zalinski said “We should use incentives sensitively and with thought.” She and others pointed out that most small business owners don’t know city support programs even exist Councilor Mitchell Weimer said that without a clear process council risks making subjective decisions that feel unfair — both to developers and local shop owners “I think ultimately we have to say no until we have more structure,” Weimer said “So that we’re not flipping a coin every time.” several community members opposed the rebate request co-owner of Alpenglow Books in downtown Glenwood said the proposal would directly harm her small “I closed my store an hour early today so I could be here and present my case,” Hake said “I think it is obvious that this proposal would directly and negatively impact our business.” She said she and her husband opened their shop in 2024 without any financial help from the city “Spencer and I spent months constructing sanding and staining bookshelves in our driveway,” she said “We did that instead of asking the city to subsidize us.” Hake said giving money to a corporation backed by a hedge fund while local retailers are left to fend for themselves “If they cannot make enough money here and need taxpayer money to justify moving in then they should not be here,” Hake said “You would send a clear message to local small businesses and entrepreneurs you are not a priority and you are not valued.” The Glenwood Meadows development is one of the city’s largest tax generators It operates under a public improvement fee which helped fund infrastructure like roads and traffic signals when the project was first built Glenwood Springs Community and Economic Development Director Hannah Klausman said the city has historically supported a limited number of incentives when the city approved a rebate to bring in Marshall’s and expand Natural Grocers Thursday’s vote followed another incentive denial earlier this month council rejected a $2 million sales tax rebate tied to a proposal to redevelop the former Safeway site on Grand Avenue with Harbor Freight and Arc Thrift Store Despite the council’s unanimous vote the door remains open for the project to proceed without city assistance “This only relates to the tax initiative that was being requested,” Klausman said “Barnes and Noble as a tenant — that decision is between the business and the property owner.” Whether the bookstore ultimately opens in Glenwood Meadows will depend on what happens next in private negotiations “We don’t decide that,” Klausman said “It’s a matter between the developer and the business at this point.” Readers around Glenwood Springs and Garfield County make the Post Independent’s work possible Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality Each donation will be used exclusively for the development and creation of increased news coverage Many trails are Garfield County are now open for recreational use — what is your favorite early(ish) season place to go View Results Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Chicago straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy Chicago without spending a thing (as well 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Chicago Chicago’s deep-dish fans, prepare for a crispy-cornered shake-up: Milly’s Pizza in the Pan, one of the city’s most buzzed-about pan pizza spots is saying goodbye to Uptown and heading west to Noble Square this summer Owner Robert Maleski, who launched Milly’s out of a Logan Square ghost kitchen in 2020 slinging just 10 pies a day confirmed that the pizzeria will relocate to 925 N in a space formerly occupied by Pizza Metro Argyle St.) staying in service until then While Milly’s remains mostly a takeout-and-delivery operation with just 12 seats upfront. What the new project will lack in dining room square footage it will make up for in pizza-making power: the spot comes with a Middleby Marshall conveyor oven (aka the “Cadillac of pizza ovens”) a massive upgrade from the convection oven Maleski used in Uptown Milly’s will double production from 60 to 120 pies daily Known for its caramelized crust edges and chef-driven layering of high-quality ingredients, Milly’s has drawn comparisons to cult favorites like Pequod’s and Burt’s Place while repping deep dish as something more than a tourist trap “We feel that this space will take our pizza to another level,” Maleski shared on Instagram Despite the excitement, Maleski says he’s sad to leave Uptown, where neighbors embraced his small business from day one. “It’s been a great neighborhood for us,” he told Eater Fans needn’t worry about a total relocation: Milly’s Berwyn outpost will remain open and unaffected by the city move So if you’re craving that signature crispy-cornered slice get to Uptown while you can—or get ready to line up in Noble Square this summer Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! twitterinstagrampinterestspotifyAbout us Contact us Time Out magazine Turkey Creek is continuing to expand and grow bakeries and book stores to the West Knoxville hotspot We have a few updates for you about businesses coming to Pinnacle at Turkey Creek Nothing Bundt Cakes is opening a second Knoxville location and a New York bagel place another breakfast spot and a Barnes and Noble all are set to find homes at Turkey Creek this summer Have restaurant or retail news to share with Knox News? Email joanna.hayes@knoxnews.com to let me know and we will consider it for a future story Get the free 'Eat65' newsletter: Your guide to East Tennessee's food and beverage scenes Nothing Bundt CakesNothing Bundt Cakes is opening a second Knoxville location sometime this summer The original location is at 5300 Kingston Pike directly next to the Aldi But if you can't get to that small cake shop the Turkey Creek location will offer another option Pinnacle at Turkey Creek announced the summer opening on its Facebook page April 10 but an exact date and location for the store haven't been announced mini and multi-tier cakes in such flavors as red velvet H&H Bagels will open at 11390 Parkside Drive The bagel shop started in New York City in 1972 and boasts of its traditional water-boiling method and high-quality ingredients It's a great stop for a classic everything bagel smothered with cream cheese or a hearty breakfast sandwich Some popular items include the Nova salmon bagel with cream cheese or a breakfast sandwich layered with scrambled egg H&H Bagels also offers a variety of specialty cream cheeses like the limited-time spicy scallion cream cheese or walnut raisin cream cheese Flying Biscuit Cafe will open at 11683 Parkside Drive this summer as well as Southern comfort food lunch and dinner options Flying Biscuit Cafe first opened in Atlanta Georgia in 1993 but has since expanded to more than 30 locations across the South You can order sweets like the "Joey Bag of Donuts," mini donuts with creme anglaise and powdered sugar or the "Stuffed French Toast Breakfast," two slices of French toast stuffed with sweet cream cheese and topped with creme anglaise The restaurant serves classic biscuit menu items like chicken and cheese and bacon or sausage Barnes & NobleBarnes & Noble is adding a second Knoxville location The popular bookstore will open in Turkey Creek this summer although the exact opening date and address have not been announced The only other Barnes & Noble in town is at 8029 Kingston Pike in the same complex as Trader Joe's and Hobby Lobby Joanna Hayes is the restaurant and retail reporter. Email: joanna.hayes@knoxnews.com. | Sign up for the free Eat65 newsletter Support strong local journalism by subscribing at subscribe.knoxnews.com. Comedian said he was ‘fighting off’ infection from hospital bed in Australia I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice Ross Noble has been forced to reschedule his forthcoming shows due to a kidney infection The British standup comedian and regular Have I Got News For You panellist shared a selfie from a hospital bed in Australia on Monday (28 April) explaining that he had been advised by doctors to reschedule his forthcoming live shows He is currently touring Australia until September as part of his Cranium of Curiosities show He will return for the UK leg of the tour in October “I couldn’t be more gutted to have to make this post,” Noble told fans online “First up I am sorry for messing any of you around and second I am doing fine and recovering as best I can In all my years of touring I can count on one hand the number of shows I have had to postpone due to illness “The show must go on and I am usually able to power through Sadly this time I have been told by the doctor not to it is with deep regret I am having to reschedule my next few shows.” Noble explained that what he thought was a regular sickness was more serious and that he was now in hospital “fighting off a b****** of a kidney infection” He added: “I will return recovered and ready to go asap If you have tickets for the affected shows they will still be valid for the new date or refund Which will be at the first availability with venues they will contact you to sort it out Thank you for your understanding and I will see you in no time fighting fit and back at it.” Fans offered their messages of support online with one person writing: “That kidney doesn’t know who it’s up against.” Another added: “Oh no Hope you're back out there soon,” said another fan According to the NHS, a kidney infection is a painful type of urinary tract infection that can affect one or both kidneys. In some cases, it can be serious if it's not treated. Symptoms of a kidney infection include a high temperature, feeling sick or being sick, pain in your lower back or side, diarrhoea, aching muscles and flu-like symptoms, pain, burning or stinging when you urinate and needing to urinate more often than usual. Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies {"adUnitPath":"71347885/_main_independent/in_arts-entertainment/in_tv/image/gallery_mpu_sb","autoGallery":true,"disableAds":false,"gallery":[{"data":{"title":"Ross Noble","description":"Comedian Ross Noble","caption":"Comedian Ross Noble shares selfie from hospital bed Comedian Ross Noble shares selfie from hospital bed An offshore incident last week resulted in a rig crewmember passing away onboard the Noble Viking drillship Jefften Peter was a Control Union contractor who was onboard the rig which was performing drilling operations offshore Miri he was a lead specialist mechanical inspection services employee as well as a rope access technician with Control Union.  Details about the incident or cause of death have not been disclosed by Noble or Control Union Sources told Offshore on April 8 that an "investigation team will join the vessel soon and will be looking for all possible details to capture." Noble provided the following statement to Offshore: "Noble can confirm that an incident involving loss of life occurred on the drillship Noble Viking in the early morning of April 2 The deceased person was an employee of a third-party contractor.  All relevant authorities were immediately notified.  Noble is providing support to the Noble Viking crew at this difficult time and wishes to express its condolences to the family of the deceased." a Control Union spokesperson told Offshore:  “We can confirm that a Control Union employee was involved in a fatal accident onboard a mobile offshore drilling unit in Sarawak waters on 2 April 2025 We are continuing to support the employee’s family at this difficult time we are unable to provide further details at this time.”  project management and journalism experience Ariana Hurtado is a seasoned managing editor born and raised in the energy capital of the world—Houston Texas. She currently serves as editor-in-chief of Offshore magazine its content and the brand's growth from a digital perspective.  she manages digital media for the Offshore team She also helps create and oversee new special industry reports and revolutionizes existing supplements while also contributing content to Offshore magazine its newsletters and website as a copy editor and writer.  she served as Offshore's editor and director of special reports from April 2022 to December 2024 she served as senior managing editor of publications with Hart Energy she worked on the copy desk as a news editor at the Houston Chronicle She graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Houston.