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What news stories, patents, or court cases have people named Poythress been in lately?
Research question: What recent news, patents, or court cases involve people named Poythress, and what do they show about the name in use right now?
The newest dated item is Justin N. Poythress's website, dated October 8, 2026, which presents him as a pastor and writer and contains no news coverage, patents, or court cases 2. Vern Poythress's site announced his new book, Making Sense of Creation and Fall, as released on the day of posting, though the facts do not state that date 3. Alex Poythress is listed as an Atlanta Hawks forward, with ESPN publishing his latest news, but the facts give no date for that listing 1. The court items include a 1994 Supreme Court certiorari denial in Kent v. Poythress 6 and a 2024 Ohio decision, State v. Poythress, with the City of Cleveland as plaintiff-appellee against Markeeta Poythress 79. Robert Poythress, a Madera County Supervisor, was elected CALCOG president in December 2023 12, while the other facts date from 1911 to 2017 and do not by themselves show current use 111054.
Checked 2026-10-21. Only documented and supported facts are used.
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A person named Alex Poythress is listed as a forward for the Atlanta Hawks, and ESPN publishes his latest news.
"Find the latest news about Atlanta Hawks Forward Alex Poythress on ESPN."Alex Poythress News - ESPN
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Justin N. Poythress is a pastor and writer, and his website presents him in that role; the page contains no news coverage, patents, or court cases.
"Justin N. Poythress is a pastor and writer seeking to restore rest and wonder to the worn out."Justin N. Poythress
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Vern Poythress has a new book, Making Sense of Creation and Fall, which the site announced as released that day.
"Dr. Vern Poythress’ new book Making Sense of Creation and Fall: How Themes in Genesis 1-3 Help Us Understand the Bible, God, and Ourselves, is out today!"Frame-Poythress.org
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Diane Poythress presented a paper on Johannes Oecolampadius at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society in Providence, Rhode Island.
"Diane Poythress gave a presentation "Johannes Oecolampadius, Spiritual Father of John Calvin," to the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, Nov. 16, 2017, Providence, RI."Frame-Poythress.org
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A 1961 Evening Star article names Mr. Poythress as the pilot of the Imperial Airlines Constellation that crashed near Richmond, reporting fuel warning lights on engines 3 and 4 and mechanical difficulties.
"Mr. Poy Poythress - thress Poythress reported he had fuel warning lights on Nos. 3 and 4 engines, indicating mechani mechanical - cal mechanical difficulties."Image 29 of Evening star (Washington, D.C.), November 10, 1961
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The U.S. Supreme Court denied certiorari in Kent v. Poythress et al., an appeal from the Georgia Court of Appeals, on January 24, 1994.
"Appeal from the Ct. App. Ga. 2 Certiorari denied."Kent v. Poythress (Supreme Court of the United States, 1994-01-24)
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The case is captioned as City of Cleveland versus Markeeta Poythress, with the City as plaintiff-appellee.
"CITY OF CLEVELAND, : Plaintiff-Appellee, : No. 113482 v. :"State v. Poythress (Ohio Court of Appeals, 2024-08-01)
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The case is docketed as No. 93-7086, and the named parties are Kent and Poythress et al.
"Kentv.Poythress et al. No. 93-7086."Kent v. Poythress (Supreme Court of the United States, 1994-01-24)
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The opinion is cited as State v. Poythress, 2024-Ohio-2911, identifying it as a 2024 Ohio decision.
"[Cite as State v. Poythress, 2024-Ohio-2911.]"State v. Poythress (Ohio Court of Appeals, 2024-08-01)
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In 1919, John Poythress of Henderson was fined $1,000 for bringing sixty suitcases of bonded whiskey into North Carolina on a railroad train.
"John Poythress of Henderson has been fined $1,000 for bringing sixty suitcases of bonded whiskey into the State on a railroad train."Image 3 of The independent (Elizabeth City, N.C.), December 5, 1919
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Benjamin Poythress took a book-keeping job with the Carolina Bagging Company in Henderson after his marriage.
"Mr. Poythress has secured a posi posi-sion - sion posi-sion as book-keeper with the Caro Carolina - lina Carolina Bagging Company"Image 3 of The gold leaf (Henderson, N.C.), February 23, 1911
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Madera County Supervisor Robert Poythress was elected president of CALCOG, the California Association of Councils of Governments, in a ceremonial decision.
"Madera County Supervisor Robert Poythress was elected as the President of CALCOG, the California Association of Councils of Governments, in a ceremonial decision made on December 8."Poythress named president of Councils of Governments
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Robert Poythress previously served as First Vice President of CALCOG before becoming its president.
"Poythress, who previously served as the First Vice President of CALCOG, brings a wealth of experience to his new role"Poythress named president of Councils of Governments
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In his CALCOG role, Poythress represents the Madera County Transportation Commission.
"representing the Madera County Transportation Commission in his role."Poythress named president of Councils of Governments
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CALCOG is made up of 47 member agencies that plan, fund, and implement transportation infrastructure projects across California.
"CALCOG is comprised of 47 member agencies and spans a broad spectrum of California’s diverse communities."Poythress named president of Councils of Governments