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As we continue our Heroes series this month to our teachers. Despite the difficult reality of teaching, teachers keep showing up to class.

A therapist with the National Child Advocacy Center in Huntsville said more parents are reaching out, concerned with this trend and wanting to know how to protect their children.

She says parents need to make themselves available to have hard conversations with their teenagers and even younger-aged children.

With costs soaring and profits evaporating, child-care providers are asking parents to pay more — or theyre going out of business. The pressures are greater now in many ways than at the start of the pandemic.

LIMA — It’s never been a well-kept secret that the city of Lima, as beloved as it is, has long had its share of eyesores and dilapidated buildi

A challenge to the constitutionality of a California law requiring corporations to include women on their boards is heading to trial on Wednesday.

What I really love about Paris is that you can be a millionaire in the morning and just an ordinary guy in the evening. My favorite place in the City of

Guests included Santa Barbara County District Attorney Joyce Dudley and Santa Barbara County Supervisor Das Williams.

Gavin Newsoms tenure as governor is at stake in the Sept. 14 special election; the Santa Barbara Tea Party plans a pro-recall rally in Goleta on Saturday

Tweed Shire Council 7 July 2020 Artistic Endeavour exhibition coming to Tweed Regional Gallery Anne Hayes, Banksia serrata, old man banksia, gabiirr (Guugu Yimithirr) 2017, watercolour on paper, 63 x 45cm. Courtesy of the artist. More than 250 years after the HMB Endeavour’s voyage to Australian shores, an exhibition of contemporary botanical artwork at Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre is highlighting the contribution the scientists and artists on this voyage made to documen...