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The president of the P.E.I. Paramedics' Union is applauding the province's decision to pay the tuition of eligible Islanders who want to become paramedics. 

The Tallgrass Film Association will host the 21st annual Tallgrass Film Festival in various venues around downtown Wichita Oct. 5-8.

City and Caesars officials say they're pleased with how the first three months have gone, while small-business owners in the neighborhood say they're looking forward to the opening of the permanent casino — and to a solution to ongoing traffic problems.

Prince Edward Island residents looking to pursue a career in the health-care field will be able to receive financial assistance to help with their studies.

The regional consortium is at least the third Virginia project vying for potentially tens of millions of dollars in federal grants.

ResourceAbilities is looking for youth and young adults to submit great ideas to their new grant program, called The DiverseAbility Project. One such idea has turned into a ball for seniors that two sisters are planning.

Not everyone is happy with Danvilles ordinance change to make unpermitted camping a class 4 misdemeanor. Some say it criminalizes homelessness.

Advanced education in the United States is undergoing a transformation. As advocated by the National Working Group on Advanced Education in Building a Wider, More Diverse Pipeline of Advanced Learners, educators are shifting away from narrowly defining giftedness as an endowed trait of a handful of students and toward an expansive focus on equity and […]

The council will be having budget workshops throughout the week, and Amarillo College will hold a special meeting. Read about more agendas here.