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Only seven years ago, an empty shell of a worn and shuttered Mitsubishi automobile plant sat on the edge of Normal, waiting for rodents, spiderwebs and atrophy.

Believe me, I did not want to write again about Raúl Labrador’s failings, but this time his dereliction of duty is too glaring to ignore. The Attorney General is deliberately

When Tom Caulfield, the founder of Veteran Community Initiatives, who served in the Vietnam War, and I got together for an interview about three weeks ago, he asked me, as

Spring has sprung up and so has the Bend arts community! Here is a round-up of upcoming events in Central Oregon that are sure to help you welcome the new season

Last week the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced new healthcare eligibility for millions of veterans 8 years ahead of schedule.

Grundy County Veterans Assistance Commission - VA disability compensation offers a monthly tax-free payment to veterans who got sick or injured while serving in the military, and to veterans whose service made an existing condition worse.

Furniture Industry News: The well-known High Point Attorney was passionate about revitalizing downtown High Point and was involved with what is now Forward High Point.

Check out whats happening around Burke County.

A glaring omission from almost all biotech discussions of genetically engineered crops is the fact that a host of chemicals is required to grow them.

118,000 veterans in Minnesota, who may have been exposed to toxins while serving in the military, are now eligible to enroll directly in Veterans Affairs health care.