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An approximately $15.5 million expansion at Winged Deer Park will boost Johnson City’s capacity to host soccer and softball games at the complex.

Moffat County School District’s COVID-19 dashboard indicates that positivity rates have remained low for the second week in a row.

For the first time in several weeks, the Moffat County School District will not require masks for any students or staff at schools within the district. According to the MCSD COVID-19 dashboard, every school has…

Schools can’t find enough teachers, substitutes, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, and...

It's been a strange year for teachers and students alike in B.C., who have had to navigate learning in new ways, with new protocols in place, to adhere to COVID-19 safety guidelines.

Children from Bridgeview Elementary and Chesapeake Elementary danced like chickens alongside PBS Kids' Alpha Pig from Super Why! while attending an event that is part of the West Virginia Department of Education's Communities in Schools program on May 14.

Gallatin County Summer Lunch Program: Everything You Need to Know One of the best services available to ALL kids in Gallatin County is the free Summer Lunch Program. Its a reliable and healthy way to make sure every single one of our kids get a lunch meal, every Monday through Friday. THERES NO HASSLE OR HOOPS TO JUMP THROUGH. Its a no-nonsense program that is simple to use. All you have to do is show up to one of the lunch sites listed below. The Summer Lunch Program is open to ALL KIDS and t...

Whitney Tapp’s class poses in their PJs to celebrate “Wake Up” Wednesday. Back row from left: LC Maness, Liam May, Lucy Steadman, Blakely Peters, Whitney Tapp, Nataleigh Hensley, Avery Maines, Kinley Boyd, Sawyer Barnes.  Front row from left: Emma Grace Humphries, Carson Lambert, Jase Harris, Caroline Doyle, Noah Easter, Reagan Gillespie, Carter Justice, Maddox Ellis, Taylor Bartley  top story Mar 11, 2021

Ridgeview students Curtis Kuberry and Yahir Duarte listen to the judges in front of the robotics board in their classroom. (Courtesy Photo) Through robotics, a handful of Ridgeview and Sandrock Elementary students connected with students across the country and around the world Friday in the Rise Above Vex IQ competition. As part of the Project Lead the Way, Ridgeview Elementary’s fifth-grade class had five students participating in Friday’s competition, including Curtis Kuberry, Yahir Duart...