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DuBOIS — The DuBois Area School Board, at their July meeting, rescinded the action they took at the June 15 meeting to reinstate the titles of valedictorian and salutatorian, effective

The Ian Walsh Menehune Mayhem Foundation has awarded 2023 scholarships to six outstanding Maui students. Each recipient was awarded a $2,500 scholarship for their college or university expenses.

HANNIBAL — The Hannibal Career & Technical Center (HCTC) is excited to announce an upcoming expansion project for its Agricultural Program, scheduled for this summer.

According to some estimates, less than 50% of the 9.3 million acres enrolled in the Clean and Green tax abatement program have conservation plans.

GRM Overseas Limited, has announced the appointment of Dr. Anurag Tewari and Mr. Tarun Singh as an Independent Directors to the Board of its unlisted material subsidiary GRM Foodkraft Private Limited.

Members of the private sector have urged the Marcos administration to improve farm financing and to provide technical training for farmers to strengthen the country’s agriculture sector.

According to Jana Fraley, Big Horn parent, a group of parents and students in the Big Horn Schools are working toward bringing back an Agricultural Program and FFA Chapter into the Big Horn Schools. It’s been over 20 years since Big Horn has had an FFA chapter, and they feel it is time to reintroduc

After Russia’s February 24, 2022, re-invasion of Ukraine, all eyes turned to the brutal spectacle of Europe’s largest war since 1945. Yet, Russia’s ill-fated

Fifty years ago this week, Congress passed the Clean Water Act, allowing policymakers in the 50 states to limit pollution, prosecute polluters and fund clean-water restoration efforts. Now, its in jeopardy. Backers of the Clean Water Act fear the health of about half the nations streams and wetlands are at risk as the Supreme Court weighs a case that could curtail the longstanding protections. ...

The 1969 Cuyahoga River fire spurred passage of the Clean Water Act in Congress, and this week the landmark legislation marks 50 years of transforming the waterways across the country. A new National Wildlife Federation report found the number of places that meet water-quality standards has nearly doubled in the past 50 years, thanks to Clean Water Act provisions that help limit pollution, prosecute polluters and fund restoration efforts. Chanté Coleman, senior vice president for equity a...