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Wokeness killed another holiday celebration where kids could have fun. This move should be condemned, not celebrated as inclusive.

Students and staff in Indianapolis Public Schools will head back to school on Aug. 1 for the first day of class.

Remembering a Gaston County educator: She just had a servants heart. Brenda Ratchford also worked for years at CaroMont Healths medical auxiliary.

Jefferson Elementary School will return to its newly renovated building in the fall,...

The change.org petition was nearing 300 signatures Tuesday evening.

Along a 1-mile stretch of Highland Avenue, Norwalk will install new curbing and sidewalks...

IA students and their parents at Thursday nights board meeting urged the board not to go through with rumored closing.

Mecosta County has more than twice the active cases of COVID-19 as it did a month ago....

Demographer Mike Zuba presents enrollment projections during Tuesday’s Norwalk Board of Education meeting on Zoom. NORWALK, Conn. — Norwalk is prepared to move forward with its huge investment in school construction, including building two South Norwalk schools on the same property, Mayor Harry Rilling said Tuesday, indicating through his statements that their location won’t necessarily be where Columbus Magnet School is now. Rilling’s comments followed a lengthy discussion of a demogra...

Norwalk leaders help plant a tree at Friday’s Arbor Day observance in Oak Hills Park. (Bill Wrenn) NORWALK, Conn. — For Arbor Day 2021, Eversource and the City planted 10 new trees, in cooperation with Norwalk Public Schools, Norwalk Tree Advisory Committee, Norwalk Tree Alliance, and Oak Hills Park Authority. Eight were planted Friday in Oak Hills Park; Eversource paid for five of the trees while the City paid for three. To meet the Arbor Day Foundation guidelines of “Planting the Ri...