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VAN WERT--Cassie Greutman, a local Van Wert author, recently announced the launch of her latest fantasy novel, Storm of Magic.

The worst part about finals is to see your life dwindle away in the small space of your room, finishing up essay after essay. After a while, the monotony doesn’t help you get work done. That is where the beauty of coffee shops comes in — a little treat and an adventure bundled up in...

Newly constructed right turn lanes at the intersection of US-72 and Mooresville Road will open this week. Following that, the intersection will undergo overnight closures for pipe installation.

The Tennessee Sheriffs Association issued an alert about a phone scam using the organizations name.

Stuyvesant’s rigor gets to the best of most students; however, does this justify the depths students reach to achieve their desired success? What are the positives, negatives, and limitations of friends lending a hand academically?

The rise of artificial intelligence has forced an increasing number of journalists to grapple with the ethical and editorial challenges posed by the rapidly expanding technology.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Work to upgrade sections of the H.E. Bailey Turnpike between Fletcher and Newcastle will cause headaches for drivers this summer. But, the work also will complement plans

POCA — West Virginia’s only U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing center has moved from Charleston to Poca.

ChatGPT wont save the planet. Nor will Copilot, or Stability AI, or Claude. But there is still a sustainable promise to machine learning.

After way too long of a wait, spring weather finally arrived on the ridge last week. No sooner had the sun survived its brief encounter with the moon than our