IJR News — today's news from every sideMaya Lindstrom If Evonik holds out they might get a higher offer once BASF comes back with better terms. Dana Whitfield Hoping the new CSO at Evotec pushes harder on rare disease programs rather than chasing broad partnerships. Obituaries recall five lives of service, art and community ties — 2dObituaries remember Ronald Lee Book, 91, a longtime Sandpoint, Idaho, builder and painter who coached youth sports; Hazel “Lori” Bradberry, 64, a longtime New Hanover County Schools employee; and Linda Lee Gilbert Perdue, 80, known for her lively spirit, generosity and devotion to family. They also honor Brenda Gail Calloway, 74, a Wilmington community and arts leader who founded a breast cancer support charity, and Barbara Greenough Lee, 90, an accomplished western artist and former newspaper editor.
Maya Lindstrom Even with the shutout loss, locking up back-to-back playoff spots shows real progress for the Fire this season. Rachel Meyers Folks are pushing back because they see little return for what they already pay in. Three Clarksville residents die, including Army veteranLifestyle — Oct 11, 2026Clarksville residents Marvin Edward Herald, 84, Pok Ok Baker, 78, and retired Army Staff Sgt. Ozell Spates Jr., 71, have died. Herald was a veteran and home builder, Baker was a devoted homemaker and longtime Fort Campbell Officer’s Club cook, and Spates served in the Army and later worked as a furnace technician; memorial services are scheduled in Clarksville for all three.
