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Daviess County is looking to improve the technical skills of its workforce. The Daviess County Economic Development Corporation is partnering with the Mill, Regional Opportunity Initiatives and Ivy Tech to

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Fort Bend County Libraries’ Adult Services staff present a variety of free, introductory computer classes each month. The classes consist of a hands-on introduction to basic skills for people who

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Atlantic County has launched a new website it says will improve access to services and programs for residents and visitors.

Tyler High School students dive into STEM with EV cars, learning from NASA experts in a dynamic classroom adventure.

Fred Stewart, a leader of the bridge alliance, said the bridge weight limit should be increased to 14 tons to allow for a school buses to traverse.

Scranton police seek information from the public regarding a 37-year-old white male who was reported missing from the Minooka section of South Scranton in 2018 and has been missing ever

Pitt County will hold a pair of public input sessions this week to help secure grant funds for the development of the Office Park Recreation Complex and the Lake Glenwood

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