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Lisa Herckner, a third-grade teacher at Grasonville Elementary School, has been selected as an outstanding candidate for this National Award by a State Selection Committee. The White House will announce

ATHENS – The University of Georgia’s graduate and professional programs are among the nation’s best, according to the 2024 edition of “Best Graduate Schools” from U.S. News and World Report.

Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

It wont totally erase the positive effects of this past weekends sweep of Kansas, but West Virginias uninspired effort and critical mistakes in its 3-2 loss to Marshall, which was

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin to much fanfare signed Senate Bill 436 in Lynchburg on Wednesday, legislation aimed at strengthening workforce development, making credentials more accessible and helping young people achieve apprenticeships earlier.

Once again, a lesson from across the border.

MOSCOW, Idaho — For the second straight week, Latah County Judge John Judge has deferred a decision on whether or not quadruple-murder suspect Bryan Kohbergers defense team violated the cases

The Washington Post and the New York Times have recently written about a multi-billion-dollar Medicare scam taking place in this country.

Local briefs include:• Black history focus of retreat• School trustees to meet Monday• ECS to host resource fair

In the rolling sagebrush flats east of Cody roams one of the most unusual pronghorn herds in the world, but rarity doesn’t spare its members from a familiar threat of