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Stanmore Resources propose homes for Moranbah, Ezy Vehicles to expand An expansion is planned for a business heavily used by FIFO workers, and a mining company proposes a subdivision to supply ...

Everybody appearing at Moranbah Magistrates Court, Friday, June 27 Here is a list of matters listed at Moranbah Magistrates Court on Friday.

Some of these are former motels, which, like the city of Two Guns, went out of business when Route 66 was officially removed from the highway system in 1985. Others fell into a state of decay as ...

DENVER (KDVR) — A closed-down historic motel on East Colfax Avenue is being revived and getting ready to reopen with a new look. La Vista Motel was originally built in 1956 as a 23-room boutique ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -Tom Bodett, known for his radio and TV ads telling travelers that at Motel 6 "we'll leave the light on for you," has sued the motel chain for using his name and voice without ...

Bradley Hardwick was killed when he was struck by a runaway grader he had been operating at Moranbah North after its braking system failed on February 20, 2019. The 47-year-old had stopped the 14. ...

Williams had been living at the motel for several months when his body was found by an employee. He was fully clothed, lying on his back with dried blood on his face, police said.

“Hell Motel” episode 3, “Mirror Moves,” finds the Cold River Motel guests turning on each other as multiple murderers go undetected. New episodes of this Shudder Original drop every Tuesday.

Tom Bodett, known for his radio and TV ads telling travelers that at Motel 6 "we'll leave the light on for you," has sued the motel chain for using his name and voice without permission, after ...

Individually owned roadside motels, which once dominated the landscape in the United States, were often the accommodation of choice (and usually the only option) in the middle of the 20 th century.