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After climbing slightly above growth neutral for December and January, a regional business conditions index survey showed a below-growth-neutral threshold for February and March.

ROCKPORT — Annual Town Meeting on Saturday agreed to support a plan to finance repairs to the seawall at Long Beach, restrict the use of gasoline-powered leaf blowers and said

MANKATO — With a potential for substantial revenue — but a current mishmash of varying policies and handshake agreements with sports associations — Mankato needs to get organized and get

The hypocrisy of an administration that claims to champion education and “freedom of speech” on college campuses while attempting to encroach on the freedoms of qualified scholars to teach their

Records obtained by The Transcript show Cleveland County Sheriff Chris Amason intends to discuss another infusion of cash to tide his department over til the end of the fiscal year.

The Bend-La Pine Schools will be bleeding staff in its next budget.

While the economy remains on solid ground, the overall conditions that shape the housing market havent changed. And that means slim pickings for potential homebuyers.

Technology is a blessing and a curse. We’re living in a moment where these cross currents are increasingly obvious. It’s probably not a coincidence that AI is exploding at the

In the last year before its demise, the state’s Invest in Kids tax credit scholarship program saw big increases in the number of scholarship recipients, contributions and participating schools.

April 15 marks the deadline for all tax filings, which means if you havent already received one, tax refunds are soon on the way for those who qualify.