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An additional infusion of COVID-19 vaccines is expected in Oklahoma after state health officials said Wednesday that they have opted into President Joe Biden’s federal retail pharmacy program. The Centers

Overdose Lifeline, Inc. will distribute “NaloxBoxes” in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic

Ben Valentine BEN VALENTINE: What motivated you to return your focus specifically on Indiana, having served as Director of North America’s Agriculture Program at TNC?    LARRY CLEMENS: Indiana is home. I grew up in northern Indiana in a small town (Argos) and truly love our state, the people and the communities. When I started working for The Nature Conservancy in 1992, I learned quickly the rich history of TNC’s Indiana Chapter not only as a leader here in Indiana, but also nat...

Every February, you can feel the love for preservation when Old Island Restoration Foundation presents its Key West Home Tours. The next installment in the 61st year for the annual

There are more uses for propane than just the gas grill.

Tennessee reported a record 203 new novel coronavirus-related (COVID-19) deaths on Friday, topping the previous record of 192 reported on Jan. 26.

TEXARKANA, Texas - The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 is trending down in the Texarkana area, which means bars can reopen, elective surgeries can be scheduled, and businesses can increase their capacity to 75 percent. Bowie County Judge Bobby Howell recently received a letter by the Texas Commissioner of Health informing him that the area was no longer an area of high hospitalizations. Wednesday marked the 7th day in a row that the Texarkana trauma service area had a COVID-19 inpat...

Hunt County continues to show spikes in the number of new COVID-19 cases, with 80 more patients reported Thursday night and another death attributed to the virus.

After the train wreck that was 2020, you may well question whether it’s worth trying to plan anything. But knocking off a few financial tasks early in the year can

From actress Emma Watson to designer Stella McCartney, activists in the fashion community have been saying for years that the clothing industry has dire environmental consequences. The average American will throw away around 81 pounds of clothing every year, most of which is not recycled, according to 2014 estimates by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. One of the ways consumers are responding to these jarring statistics is by making the shift from buying new clothes to buying used items...