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their websites should consider grouping 

together links to those materials on a single, 

dedicated web page (an ‘‘agency litigation 

web page’’). If an agency is organized so that 

its component units have their own litigation 

portfolios, some or all of the component units 

may wish to have their own agency litigation 

web pages, or the agency may wish to 

maintain an agency litigation web page 

compiling litigation materials from or 

relating to the agency’s component units. 

Making It Easy To Locate Agency Litigation 

Web Pages 

7. Agencies that post agency litigation 

materials on their websites should make sure 

that website users can easily locate those 

materials. Agencies can accomplish this goal 

by: 

a. Displaying links to agency litigation web 

pages in readily visible locations on the 

homepage for the agency’s website; and 

b. Maintaining a search engine and a site 

map or index, or both, on the agency’s 

homepage. 

8. When an agency collects its component 

units’ litigation materials on a single agency 

litigation web page, those component units’ 

websites should clearly note that fact and 

include links to the agency’s litigation web 

page. When an agency’s component units 

maintain their own litigation web pages, the 

agency’s website should clearly note that fact 

and include links to the component units’ 

litigation web pages. 

Making It Easy To Find Relevant Materials 

on Agency Litigation Web Pages 

9. Agencies and their component units 

should have substantial flexibility in 

organizing materials. Agencies should 

consider grouping together materials from the 

same and related cases on their agency 

litigation web pages. Agencies might, for 

example, consider providing a separate 

docket page for each case, with a link to the 

docket page on their agency litigation web 

pages. Agencies should also consider linking 

to the grouped-together materials when 

issuing press releases concerning a particular 

litigation. 

10. Agencies should consider offering 

general and advanced search and filtering 

options within their agency litigation web 

pages. The search and filtering options could, 

for instance, allow users to sort, narrow, or 

filter searches according to criteria such as 

action or case type, date, topic, case number, 

party name, a relevant statute or regulation, 

or specific words and phrases, along with 

any other criteria the agency decides are 

especially useful given its litigation 

activities. 

[FR Doc. 2021–01273 Filed 1–21–21; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 6110–01–P 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 

Forest Service 

Media Outlets for Publication of Legal 

and Action Notices in the Southern 

Region 

AGENCY: Forest Service, USDA. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: This notice lists all 

newspapers that will be used by the 

Ranger Districts, Grasslands, Forests and 

the Regional Office of the Southern 

Region to publish notices required 

under 36 CFR parts 218 and 219. The 

intended effect of this action is to 

inform members of the public which 

newspapers will be used by the Forest 

Service to publish legal notices 

regarding proposed actions, notices of 

decisions and notices indicating 

opportunities to file objections. 

DATES: Use of these newspapers for 

purposes of publishing legal notice of 

decisions and notices of the opportunity 

to object under 36 CFR 218 and 36 CFR 

219 shall begin the first day after the 

date of this publication. 

ADDRESSES: Robert Bergstrom, 

Administrative Review Coordinator, 

Southern Region, Planning, 1720 

Peachtree Road NW, Atlanta, Georgia 

30309. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Robert Bergstrom, Administrative 

Review Coordinator by telephone at 

(404) 606–6151 or by email at 

robert.bergstrom@usda.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Responsible Officials in the Southern 

Region will give notice of the 

opportunity to object to a proposed 

project under 36 CFR part 218, or 

developing, amending or revising land 

management plans under 36 CFR 219 in 

the following newspapers which are 

listed by Forest Service administrative 

unit. The timeframe for filing a 

comment, appeal or an objection shall 

be based on the date of publication of 

the notice of the proposed action in the 

newspaper of record for projects subject 

to 36 CFR 218 or 36 CFR 219. Where 

more than one newspaper is listed for 

any unit, the first newspaper listed is 

the newspaper of record that will be 

utilized for publishing the legal notice 

of decisions and calculating timeframes. 

Secondary newspapers listed for a 

particular unit are those newspapers the 

Deciding Officer/Responsible Official 

expects to use for purposes of providing 

additional notice. The following 

newspapers will be used to provide 

notice: 

Southern Region 

Regional Forester Decisions 

Affecting National Forest System 

lands in more than one administrative 

unit of the 15 in the Southern Region:— 

‘‘Atlanta Journal—Constitution’’, 

published daily in Atlanta, Georgia. 

Affecting National Forest System 

lands in only one administrative unit or 

only one Ranger District will appear in 

the newspaper of record elected by the 

National Forest, National Grassland, 

National Recreation Area, or Ranger 

District as listed below. 

National Forests in Alabama, Alabama 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

Affecting National Forest System 

lands in more than one Ranger District 

of the 6 in the National Forests in 

Alabama:—‘‘Montgomery Advertiser’’, 

published daily in Montgomery, 

Alabama. Affecting National Forest 

System lands in only one Ranger 

District will appear in the newspaper of 

record elected by the Ranger District as 

listed below. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Bankhead Ranger District:— 

‘‘Northwest Alabamian’’, published biweekly (Wednesdays & Saturdays) in 

Haleyville, Alabama. 

Conecuh Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Andalusia Star News’’, published biweekly (Wednesday and Saturday) in 

Andalusia, Alabama. 

Oakmulgee Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Tuscaloosa News’’, published daily in 

Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 

Shoal Creek Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Anniston Star’’ published daily in 

Anniston, Alabama. 

Talladega Division:—‘‘The Anniston 

Star’’, published daily in Anniston, 

Alabama. 

Talladega Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Daily Home’’, published daily in 

Talladega, Alabama. 

Tuskegee Ranger District:—‘‘Tuskegee 

News’’, published weekly (Thursday) in 

Tuskegee, Alabama. 

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, 

Georgia 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘The Times’’, published daily in 

Gainesville, Georgia. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Blue Ridge Ranger District:—‘‘The 

News Observer’’, (newspaper of record) 

published weekly (Wednesdays) in Blue 

Ridge, Georgia. 

‘‘North Georgia News’’, (newspaper of 

record) published weekly (Wednesdays) 

in Blairsville, Georgia. 

Conasauga Ranger District:—‘‘Daily 

Citizen’’, published daily in Dalton, 

Georgia. 

Chattooga River Ranger District:— 

‘‘The Northeast Georgian’’, (newspaper 

of record) published bi-weekly 

(Wednesdays & Fridays) in Cornelia, 

Georgia. 

‘‘Clayton Tribune’’, (newspaper of 

record) published weekly (Thursdays) 

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Oconee Ranger District:—‘‘Eatonton 

Messenger’’, published weekly 

(Thursdays) in Eatonton, Georgia. 

Cherokee National Forest, Tennessee 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘Cleveland Daily Banner’’, published 

Sunday, Wedneday, and Friday in 

Cleveland, Tennessee. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Unaka Ranger District:—‘‘Greeneville 

Sun’’, published daily (except Sunday) 

in Greeneville, Tennessee. 

Ocoee-Hiwassee Ranger District:— 

‘‘Polk County News’’, published 

Thursday only, Benton, Tennessee. 

Tellico Ranger District:—‘‘Monroe 

County Advocate & Democrat’’, 

published tri-weekly (Wednesdays and 

Sundays) in Sweetwater, Tennessee. 

Watauga Ranger District:—‘‘Johnson 

City Press’’, published daily in Johnson 

City, Tennessee. 

Daniel Boone National Forest, 

Kentucky 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘Lexington Herald-Leader’’, 

published daily in Lexington, Kentucky. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Cumberland Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Daily Independent’’, published Monday, 

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and 

Saturday in Ashland, Kentucky. 

London Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Sentinel- Echo’’, published weekly on 

Wednesday in London, Kentucky. 

Redbird Ranger District:— 

‘‘Manchester Enterprise’’, published 

weekly on Wednesday in Manchester, 

Kentucky. 

Stearns Ranger District:—‘‘McCreary 

County Voice’’, published weekly on 

Thursdays in Whitley City, Kentucky. 

El Yunque National Forest, Puerto Rico 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘El Nuevo Dia’’, published daily in 

Spanish in San Juan, Puerto Rico. 

‘‘San Juan Daily Star’’, published 

daily in English in San Juan, Puerto 

Rico. 

National Forests in Florida, Florida 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

Affecting National Forest System 

lands in more than one Ranger District 

in the National Forests in Florida or 

Florida National Scenic Trail land 

outside Ranger Districts:—‘‘The 

Tallahassee Democrat’’, published daily 

in Tallahassee, FL. Affecting National 

Forest System lands in only one Ranger 

District will appear in the newspaper of 

record elected by the Ranger District as 

listed below. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Apalachicola Ranger District:— 

‘‘Calhoun-Liberty Journal’’, published 

weekly (Wednesdays) in Bristol, 

Florida. 

Lake George Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Ocala Star Banner’’, published daily in 

Ocala, Florida. 

Osceola Ranger District:—‘‘The Lake 

City Reporter’’, published daily (except 

Sunday) in Lake City, Florida. 

Seminole Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Daily Commercial’’, published daily in 

Leesburg, Florida. 

Wakulla Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Tallahassee Democrat’’, published daily 

in Tallahassee, Florida. 

Francis Marion & Sumter National 

Forests, South Carolina 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘The State’’, published Sunday, 

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 

Thursday, and Friday in Columbia, 

South Carolina. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Andrew Pickens Ranger District:— 

‘‘The Daily Journal’’, published daily 

(Tuesday through Saturday) in Seneca, 

South Carolina. 

Enoree Ranger District:—‘‘Newberry 

Observer’’, published Wednesday in 

Newberry, South Carolina. 

Long Cane Ranger District:—‘‘IndexJournal’’, published daily in 

Greenwood, South Carolina. 

Francis Marion Ranger District:— 

‘‘Post and Courier’’, published daily in 

Charleston, South Carolina. 

George Washington and Jefferson 

National Forests, Virginia and West 

Virginia 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘Roanoke Times’’, published daily in 

Roanoke, Virginia. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Clinch Ranger District:—‘‘Coalfield 

Progress’’, published bi-weekly 

(Tuesdays and Fridays) in Norton, 

Virginia. 

North River Ranger District:—‘‘Daily 

News Record’’, published daily (except 

Sunday) in Harrisonburg, Virginia. 

Glenwood-Pedlar Ranger District:— 

‘‘Roanoke Times’’, published daily in 

Roanoke, Virginia. 

James River Ranger District:— 

‘‘Virginian Review’’, published daily 

(except Sunday) in Covington, Virginia. 

Lee Ranger District: —‘‘Shenandoah 

Valley Herald’’, published weekly 

(Wednesday) in Woodstock, Virginia. 

Mount Rogers National Recreation 

Area:—‘‘Bristol Herald Courier’’, 

published daily in Bristol, Virginia. 

Eastern Divide Ranger District:— 

‘‘Roanoke Times’’, published daily in 

Roanoke, Virginia. 

Warm Springs Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Recorder’’, published weekly 

(Thursday) in Monterey, Virginia. 

Kisatchie National Forest, Louisiana 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘The Town Talk’’, published triweekly (Sundays, Wednesdays, and 

Fridays) in Alexandria, Louisiana. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Calcasieu Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Town Talk’’, (newspaper of record) 

published tri-weekly (Sundays, 

Wednesdays, and Fridays) in 

Alexandria, Louisiana. 

‘‘The Leesville Daily Leader’’, 

(secondary) published tri-weekly 

(Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays) in 

Leesville, Louisiana. 

Caney Ranger District:—‘‘Minden 

Press Herald’’, (newspaper of record) 

published daily in Minden, Louisiana. 

‘‘Homer Guardian Journal’’, 

(secondary) published weekly 

(Wednesdays) in Homer, Louisiana. 

Catahoula Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Town Talk’’, published tri-weekly 

(Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays) in 

Alexandria, Louisiana. 

Kisatchie Ranger District:— 

‘‘Natchitoches Times’’, published triweekly (Wednesdays, Satursdays, and 

Sundays) in Natchitoches, Louisiana. 

Winn Ranger District:—‘‘Winn Parish 

Enterprise’’, published weekly 

(Wednesdays) in Winnfield, Louisiana. 

Land Between the Lakes National 

Recreation Area, Kentucky and 

Tennessee 

Area Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘The Paducah Sun’’, published daily 

in Paducah, Kentucky. 

National Forests in Mississippi, 

Mississippi 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘Clarion-Ledger’’, published daily in 

Jackson, Mississippi. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Bienville Ranger District:—‘‘ClarionLedger’’, published daily in Jackson, 

Mississippi. 

Chickasawhay Ranger District:— 

‘‘Clarion-Ledger’’, published daily in 

Jackson, Mississippi. 

Delta Ranger District:—‘‘ClarionLedger’’, published daily in Jackson, 

Mississippi. 

De Soto Ranger District:—‘‘Clarion 

Ledger’’, published daily in Jackson, 

Mississippi. 


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Holly Springs Ranger District:— 

‘‘Clarion-Ledger’’, published daily in 

Jackson, Mississippi. 

Homochitto Ranger District:— 

‘‘Clarion- Ledger’’, published daily in 

Jackson, Mississippi. 

Tombigbee Ranger District:— 

‘‘Clarion- Ledger’’, published daily in 

Jackson, Mississippi. 

National Forests in North Carolina, 

North Carolina 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘The Asheville Citizen-Times’’, 

published daily, Wednesday thru 

Sunday, (except Monday and Tuesday), 

in Asheville, North Carolina. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Appalachian Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Asheville Citizen-Times’’, published 

Wednesday thru Sunday, in Asheville, 

North Carolina. 

Cheoah Ranger District:—‘‘Graham 

Star’’, published weekly (Thursdays) in 

Robbinsville, North Carolina. 

Croatan Ranger District:—‘‘The Sun 

Journal’’, published daily in New Bern, 

North Carolina. 

Grandfather Ranger District:— 

‘‘McDowell News’’, published daily in 

Marion, North Carolina. 

Nantahala Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Franklin Press’’, published weekly on 

Wednesday in Franklin, North Carolina. 

Pisgah Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Asheville Citizen-Times’’, published 

daily (Wednesday thru Sunday, except 

Monday and Tuesday) in Asheville, 

North Carolina. 

Tusquitee Ranger District:— 

‘‘Cherokee Scout’’, published weekly 

(Wednesdays) in Murphy, North 

Carolina. 

Uwharrie Ranger District:— 

‘‘Montgomery Herald’’, published 

weekly (Wednesdays) in Troy, North 

Carolina. 

Ouachita National Forest, Arkansas 

and Oklahoma 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘Arkansas Democrat-Gazette’’, 

published Sunday in Little Rock, 

Arkansas. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Caddo-Womble Ranger District:— 

‘‘Arkansas Democrat-Gazette’’, 

published Sunday in Little Rock, 

Arkansas. 

Jessieville-Winona-Fourche Ranger 

District:—‘‘Arkansas DemocratGazette’’, published Sunday in Little 

Rock, Arkansas. 

Mena-Oden Ranger District:— 

‘‘Arkansas Democrat-Gazette’’, 

published Sunday in Little Rock, 

Arkansas. 

Oklahoma Ranger District (Choctaw; 

Kiamichi; and Tiak):—‘‘McCurtain Daily 

Gazette’’, published Tuesday, Thursday, 

and Saturdays in Idabel, Oklahoma. 

Poteau-Cold Springs Ranger 

District:—‘‘Arkansas DemocratGazette’’, published Sunday in Little 

Rock, Arkansas. 

Ozark-St. Francis National Forests, 

Arkansas 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘The Courier’’, published daily 

(Tuesday through Sunday) in 

Russellville, Arkansas. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Bayou Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Courier’’, published daily (Tuesday 

through Sunday) in Russellville, 

Arkansas. 

Boston Mountain Ranger District:— 

‘‘Southwest Times Record’’, published 

daily in Fort Smith, Arkansas. 

Buffalo Ranger District:—‘‘The 

Courier’’, published daily (Tuesday 

through Sunday) in Russellville, 

Arkansas. 

Magazine Ranger District:— 

‘‘Southwest Times Record’’, published 

daily in Fort Smith, Arkansas. 

Pleasant Hill Ranger District:— 

‘‘Johnson County Graphic’’, published 

weekly (Wednesday) in Clarksville, 

Arkansas. 

St. Francis National Forest:—‘‘The 

Daily World’’, published bi-weekly 

(Tuesdays and Fridays) in Helena, 

Arkansas. 

Sylamore Ranger District:—‘‘Stone 

County Leader’’, published weekly 

(Wednesday) in Mountain View, 

Arkansas. 

National Forests and Grasslands in 

Texas, Texas 

Forest Supervisor Decisions 

‘‘The Lufkin Daily News’’ published 

daily in Lufkin, Texas. 

District Ranger Decisions 

Angelina National Forest:—‘‘The 

Lufkin Daily News’’, published daily in 

Lufkin, Texas. 

Caddo & LBJ National Grasslands:— 

‘‘Denton Record-Chronicle’’, published 

daily in Denton, Texas. 

Davy Crockett National Forest:—‘‘The 

Lufkin Daily News’’, published daily in 

Lufkin, Texas. 

Sabine National Forest:—‘‘The Lufkin 

Daily News’’, published daily in Lufkin, 

Texas. 

Sam Houston National Forest:—‘‘The 

Courier’’, published daily in Conroe, 

Texas. 

Christine Dawe, 

Acting Associate Deputy Chief, National 

Forest System. 

[FR Doc. 2021–01309 Filed 1–21–21; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 3411–15–P 

COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS 

Notice of Public Meetings of the 

Virginia Advisory Committee 

AGENCY: U.S. Commission on Civil 

Rights. 

ACTION: Announcement of meeting. 

SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given, 

pursuant to the provisions of the rules 

and regulations of the U.S. Commission 

on Civil Rights (Commission) and the 

Federal Advisory Committee Act that 

the Virginia Advisory Committee 

(Committee) will hold a virtual (online) 

meeting Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 

3:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The purpose of 

the meeting is to discuss the proposal 

on the Committee’s forthcoming 

policing project. 

DATES: The meeting will be held on 

Thursday, February 18, 2021, at 3:00 

p.m. Eastern Time. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Melissa Wojnaroski, DFO, at 

mwojnaroski@usccr.gov or (202) 618– 

4158. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Public Access 

• Online: (audio/visual) Register online: 

https://bit.ly/3nK85I2 

• Phone: (audio only) 800–360–9505 

USA Toll Free; Access code: 199 832 

9662 

Members of the public may listen to this 

discussion through the above call-in 

number or join online via the above web 

registration link. An open comment 

period will be provided to allow 

members of the public to make a 

statement as time allows. The 

conference call operator will ask callers 

to identify themselves, the organization 

they are affiliated with (if any), and an 

email address prior to placing callers 

into the conference room. Callers can 

expect to incur regular charges for calls 

they initiate over wireless lines, 

according to their wireless plan. The 

Commission will not refund any 

incurred charges. Callers will incur no 

charge for calls they initiate over landline connections to the toll-free 

telephone number. Individuals who are 

deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing may 

also follow the proceedings by first 


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