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100 years ago — 1924 The City Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Association at the April meeting held in city hall Friday evening, received reports that shows the relief fund for the

Longport residents can expect a slight increase in their property taxes under a proposed $20.6 million budget that will raise the local purpose tax rate by just under 3 cents.

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IDAHO DEMOCRATIC PARTY: No child deserves to go hungry.

MATTOON — Sophomore Jackie Schertz has been getting an education at Lake Land College as an agriculture transfer major and a member of its Livestock Judging Team.

Former Oglala Sioux Tribe President Julian Bear Runner is on trial this week for six counts of wire fraud, one count of larceny and one count of embezzlement and theft.

ALBANY – Two local law enforcement agencies and the U.S. Postal Service are investigating the theft of checks totaling tens of thousands of dollars, some of which have been forged

Nevada State Bank 2024 survey of around 500 small businesses.

Waco ISD faces a $14 million budget deficit, forcing administrators to consider cutting pay raises and staff positions. State funding, declining enrollment and rising costs are contributing to the deficit.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A discrepancy over teacher pay raise funding has stirred the first public conflict between the Oklahoma House and Senate this session.