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If you can count the amount of ducks you saw on the opening morning of the general-season hunt on one hand, it might not necessarily mean you suck at hunting.

Who or what was instrumental in giving the Russian capital its name: bears, cows or even Noah's grandson?

For the second year in a row, the Yuba River Endowment awarded the Bear River Middle School FFA with $20,000 for students in the program.

Nevada County students have more opportunities than ever to explore the Career and Technical Education (CTE) offerings at local high schools.

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Union publishes Club News each Saturday. To share the latest from your western Nevada County club or organization, email readers@theunion.com. Unfortunately only a small fraction of club

After a recent suspected avian botulism outbreak killed thousands of birds in northern Utah, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is providing some safety reminders for waterfowl hunters this fall.

Utah wildlife officials suspect an avian botulism outbreak has killed thousands of birds and are asking residents to take caution this fall.

DWR News Release After a recent suspected avian botulism outbreak killed thousands of birds in northern Utah, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is providing some safety reminders for waterfowl hunters this fall. DWR biologists first discovered dead and sick birds in mid-September in the Willard Spur and Harold Crane waterfowl management areas. Many birds

The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 has announced its artist-in-residence for 2023 and it's poet, playwright, artist and ecologist shalan joudry from Bear River First Nation. Guest host Preston Mulligan spoke to shalan about her work and the role.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources say thousands of birds are believed to be dead from a suspected avian botulism outbreak first detected a few weeks ago.