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Tracy Johnson, Stone Middle School sixth-grade math teacher, turned the classroom into a vibrant glow-in-the-dark space for a math review session, just before upcoming state testing.

The Paris Police Department has received a clean racial profiling report as presented at a Monday night city council meeting by outside consultant Eric Fritsch of Justice Research Consultants in

(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden defended newly released underperforming economic growth numbers.

(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden on Thursday defended newly released economic growth numbers that fell way short of economists expectations.

The rise in refurbished products scams have increased as BBB received reports of con artists ripping off consumers by promising a great deal on “like-new” devices that they don’t plan

About this time every year, I start to watch the weekly weather forecast with a keen eye on the temperature. Sometimes, it happens faster than others, but it’s usually about

Things are warming up at the library as we get ready to enter the month of May!

The cuts are needed because the La Grande School District will not recieve funding from the states Summer Learning Grant.

Many people in the Hamilton County area received a vague "limit exposure" alert appearing to be from the National Weather Service just before 4:00pm on Tuesday.