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Bret Ingle has spent two decades as a teacher and principal in the Joplin school district.

From his early years teaching at the University of Central Missouri’s former lab school to serving as the university’s first Director of International Programs, Professor Emeritus Terry Rodenberg has always had a reputation as a great storyteller. In retirement, he is putting that ability to use sharing with others two self-published booklets highlighting his own favorite memories as well as those of past colleagues and alumni. His first work, “A Personal Look About Life at the Lab School...

Members of the Linden Masonic Lodge 132 moved forward with their tradition of supporting local students and schools during March is Reading Month with special prizes and the ultimate grand

FISHERTOWN — The Chestnut Ridge School District is set to see staffing changes this summer after the district’s school board approved seven requests for retirement at its Tuesday night meeting.

Nan Brittons mothers family lived in the New Philadelphia area for generations.

Half a year after Longmont resident Tony Umile was hit and killed by a car at the intersection of 3rd Avenue and Pratt Street, several of his neighbors are waiting to see more done in the neighborhood for pedestrian safety.

Half a year after Longmont resident Tony Umile was hit and killed by a car at the intersection of 3rd Avenue and Pratt Street, several of his neighbors are waiting to see more done in the neighborhood for pedestrian safety.

Five elementary and two middle school teams will travel to Indianapolis for the competition on Saturday.

“Bird’s Eye View” will be available for viewing in the Belen Public Library community room and will be up from March 22, through April 12.

A few residents provided feedback to trustees on the overdose prevention site being set up in Fort St. John during a school board meeting on Monday.