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Yesterday’s Commentary had a note about Atlantic Bay’s “LinkedIn traffic picking up.” I have been assured by Atlantic Bay’s CEO that the company continues to enjoy its 27 years in business and will remain independent! I apologize for any confusion yesterday’s note caused, and the Commentary continues. The conference in New Orleans also continues, with talk of repurchases, credit & verification costs skyrocketing (you’ll see it on your ...

CITY HEALTH DISTRICT: The Warren City Health District has announced dates for the Wellness on Wheels mobile health unit and vaccine clinics. Wellness on Wheel

Jill Hubbard, an Oregon State University-Cascades computer science professor, has been awarded $628,000 to expand K-12 computer science education throughout the state.

The Onslow County Board of Commissioners denied a rezoning request during Wednesday night’s regular meeting after hearing from community residents who were opposed to the request.

Elk Grove Township offers a range of social services and programs that benefit many different populations and needs in the township community. Learn more about many of these services, and if you know ...

Heres what to know about ordering free COVID tests, where to find treatments and how to get free vaccines.

So-called "right-to-try" is a cruel sham that holds out the mostly false hope of survival to terminally ill patients and their families. In return, all they have to give up is patient protections and agree to pay to be guinea pigs to test a drug company's product. The product of an ideology that uses the terminally ill as shields to hide the ideological motives behind the law, which are to hobble the FDA, right-to-try is a terrible idea. It's bad for patients, but it just pas...

Dear Monica,

Data collected throughout a 6-month period which wrapped up at the end of December shows Waiuli, also known as Richardson Ocean Park, has an estimated monthly visitation of nearly 24,000 people while more than 10,000 are gauged to use Lehia, or King’s Landing.

In a 3-2 decision this week, Mohave County Board of Supervisors voted to stop accepting state funds linked to the CDC’s Bridge Access Program that pays for COVID-19 vaccinations.The program reimburses states for vaccinations given to uninsured residents. The contract ends after June 30.Mohave County Supervisor Ron Gould voted against the extension, saying people on Medicare