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Editor’s note: Last week, the Voice section incorrectly stated the cost of the virtual fireside chat with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton. The university public records office confirmed there is no cost associated with the event for either the university or attendees. My blunder, friends. “Hillary and Chelsea Clinton will participate in a virtual ‘fireside chat’ with Ohio University to ‘promote their new book.’ As for Al Roker: How much is he getting? (Who cares what C...

INDIANAPOLIS (March 2, 2021) – The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairsannounced today a collaboration with the Indiana University Environmental Resilience Institute(ERI) to invite local Indiana governments to apply

Former Murfreesboro City Manager Roger Haley was labeled as one of the driving forces behind the area’s economic growth and several of the projects for which he held leadership roles

The number of delinquent accounts has been steadily building in number since disconnections were suspended in March 2020.

Last week was fascinating, uplifting, and one that would re-energize everyone’s confidence in today’s young people who have an interest in agriculture.

SUMMIT The Dollar General on U.S. Route 60 in the Summit area is closed for “thorough third-party cleaning,” according to Dollar General Corporation’s public relations department, after an employee tested

Every Oregon county will receive 100 doses this week of the new Johnson & Johnson single-shot COVID-19 vaccine that President Joe Biden said Tuesday is a key part of vaccinating

In the past I’ve written about the legislated duties and other responsibilities of the Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Board. Today I want to take this opportunity to share what the board and staff have been doing and have planned over the next few months. The months of November through February have involved staff writing testimony and exhibits for February and March cost replacement hearings. These hearings occur once a year and create the base pricing structure for wholesale and retail pric...

We are halfway through the session and the more controversial bills are beginning to show up in the committees. In the Senate State Affairs Committee, we heard and sent to

Throughout the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, non-profit organizations in Eastern Kentucky have faced a greater need than ever before, and they have worked together to meet that need.