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By MICHAEL FIELDS

LAGRANGE – The LaGrange County Health Department COVID-19 vaccine clinic will be moving to a new home before the end of the month, LaGrange County Emergency Management Agency Director Bill

Clean-air activists are exploring whether vegetative material that goes up in smoke through local agricultural burning instead could be converted into a product that could be used as a soil supplement to boost agricultural production. The nonprofit group Citizens for Clean Air is looking into what role biochar could play as a material that could be produced from local plant materials such as clippings, trimmings and post-harvest material and used as a soil supplement. Doing so also would reduce...

Trash service, bulky waste and recycling collection didn’t run Tuesday due to equipment failures in extreme low temperatures.

Jadcore, a family-owned company started in Terre Haute, has been acquired by Revolution for an undisclosed sum, the companies announced Tuesday.

“I was so excited to finally get into the Publix vaccine registration to make an appointment this morning under the Monroe County tab until my choices for receiving the vaccination

As Athens restaurants, bars and eateries adjust to social distancing requirements and changing state policies during the coronavirus pandemic, their operations change frequently. Here’s this week’s roundup of restaurant news. Don’t forget to stay up to date with our comprehensive restaurant guide. The Athens Farmers Market is starting early According to a press release, the market at Bishop Park is opening two weeks early this year on Saturday, March 6. Only 50 people can shop at...

Tractor Supply Company is the largest, rural lifestyle retain store chain in the United States.

We were confused by the sweeping use of the term “gentrification” in the Jan. 27 News&Guide article about Whole Foods buying Whole Grocer. As we’ve seen, experienced and (yes, some

DAWSON/PHILLIPS COUNTIES, Mont. – The Keystone XL Pipeline, which has been on hold since January, was set to bring in close to $80 million for rural Montana communities.