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On Saturday, Dec. 23, our world lost a beautiful, kind, loving and generous soul. Our mother, Nancy Carolyn Reese, transitioned from this world to her Father’s loving arms in heaven.

Barbara Straughn Lookadoo, 76, of Forest City passed away Dec. 29, 2023 after a brief stay at Hospice of the Carolina Foothills.

LINTON — Greene County General Hospital (GCGH) is excited to announce Police Chief Bryan Woodall as its 2023 Outstanding Leader of the Year. GCGH Police Chief Bryan Woodall earns the 2023 Outstanding Leader of the Year Award. Each year, hospital administration team members accept nomination ...

Governor Gavin Newsom this year signed landmark legislation to support the reproductive rights of Californians, increase affordable housing, hold Big Oil accountable, and protect the safety, health, and well-being of all Californians. “California is more than just a state of dreamers, we’re a state of doers," said Newsom.

We private university leaders join our public university partners in emphasizing the value and need to pursue the goal of a four-year college degree.

More Oklahoma school districts are developing programs through which high school students can simultaneously earn both a diploma and college degree

Lt. John Haning, investigator for Rogers County Sheriffs Office, and his partner, Investigator Rosco, make a team like few others.

From the column: Alexandria Technical and Community College’s Strategic Framework 2020-2024 is titled “Our Continued Journey Toward Excellence.”

Klamath Community College is expanding its Cosmetology program to allow for online access.

Lorain County educator Georgeane Poplar reflects on the opportunity of a lifetime provided by Lorain County Community College, 1005 N. Abbe Road in Elyria.