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Wenatchee schools limited attendance at the meeting to 120 people, citing fire code concerns.

Wenatchee schools limited attendance at the meeting to 120 people, citing fire code concerns.

Hope abounds in the world because of a baby nestled in a manger.

SPOKANE, Wash-- It is the final week of classes in Spokane, and for students and faculty at Sacajawea Middle School its the last time they will be in the current

As we scurry about purchasing those last Christmas gifts for loved ones and finalizing the menu for our festive Christmas celebration, lets take a moment to think of those who may not be looking forward to the holiday with such eager anticipation.

For Matt Burris, all it took to flourish was the right work environment.

During the next week, the News Tribunes annual "A Christmas Wish" series will showcase community members whose lives have been enriched by the work of six United Way of Central Missouri partner agencies.

Andrew Hutinger was beaming as he climbed out of the No. 14 race car Sunday at Apple Creek Farm.

"Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around."

Three Scholastic employees took over the kitchen at the Special Learning Center for a few hours Thursday afternoon.