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As we enter yet another tax season unlike any before, there are many questions — and concerns — about Minnesota tax law and how it compares to recent federal tax

Socrates said, “The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new”. The ability of locally owned businesses to

Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), acting upon a request of the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), is asking all customers to implement energy conservation measures to mitigate the risk of

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Former Butler resident Kevin Campbell remembers the conversation well.

The port is a hive of freighters, trucks and massive piles of road salt but the push is on to reduce the use of salt throughout the state.

The state holding back on delivering vaccines should not impact people seeking shots in Hancock County, according to Andy Buffington.

Although installed just days ahead of Valentines Day, there are no strings attached or fine print urging you to buy a box of chocolates or jewelry. The billboard isnt selling

Clinics and pharmacies in north central Idaho have administered 60 percent of the 18,875 doses of COVID-19 vaccine available in the five-county region, according to a Friday update posted by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. That is the lowest percentage out of the seven public health districts in the state. Carole Moehrle, director of Public Health – Idaho North Central District, noted it’s the least-populated district in Idaho and said the deep-freeze storage requirements ...

Floyd chocolatiers Grayson and Jennifer Rudd, owners of Cocoa Mia, said their handcrafted candies have grown so popular that they are doubling their space to meet demand.

What’s it doing still sitting next to my computer screen, as anachronistic as an ink well? Darn if I know. This cheap-o Rolodex arrived at least a quarter-century ago, played a vital role in my work life for a period, then slipped into invisible obsolescence. In recent times I’ve been using it as a pedestal to elevate printed-out emails that deserve immediate attention. The first card in my Rolodex tray is a note from the reporter who bestowed it on me on her last day in the newsroom....