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From expanding the permanent collection at the MFAH to encouraging experimentation amongst Southern artists, women literally run the (art) world.

The Tribune hits the streets on a historic but sad night for the UK

Most all of you old-timers can probably recall that monarch butterflies dancing in the breeze was a common sight across North Dakota in your childhood. They are not so common these days. The western population is down over 90% since the 1980s while the eastern population is down 84% from 1996-2014.

In years past, it has always been a joyous occasion, but this year is different as their homeland is at war.

Despite calls to list monarch butterflies as endangered, UGA researchers find that monarch butterfly populations have held steady for 25 years.

CENTRE – The 2021 volleyball season wasn’t the most ideal for the Cherokee County Lady Warriors. Five starters suffered various injuries, forcing head coach Tiffany Rieger to

Kurt Meyer on why monarch butterflies have been in decline and what can be done to reverse the trends.

The monarch butterfly fluttered a step closer to extinction, as scientists put the iconic orange-and-black insect on the endangered list.

The endangerment declaration focused on the migratory monarchs of North America, and did not include more stationary populations in southern Mexico, Central America, northern South America and the Caribbean.

Another reason to appreciate the beautiful migratory monarch butterfly — they are now listed as an endangered species.