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CHEYENNE — Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority/Main Street Manager Irene Parsons was pleasantly surprised by the reception she received Thursday during the first in a series of events to gauge public

"Encouraging children to embrace vegetables is like nurturing a budding friendship—it takes time and a bit of creativity."

LANSING — The Michigan Attorney General’s Office is again alerting the public about a massive data breach affecting millions of AT&T customers.

Across city centers and rural towns, network providers and public officials say they are preparing for significant increases in traffic on cellular and Wi-Fi networks, as floods of eclipse tourists

Projects in Forsyth and Decatur to begin Tuesday, April 9.

The Kansas Turnpike Authority announced the implementation of cashless tolling will officially begin July 1, marking the elimination of on-road toll collection entirely.

Increased protein intake in a daily diet can create a greater opportunity to develop increased lean muscle mass throughout the body, says Napa fitness expert Sean McCawley.

Sudden Oak Death, the killer of millions of oaks and tanoaks, persists in California forests and oak woodlands, and it is not going away, writes Napa arborist Bill Pramuk.

What’s Going On is a fundraiser listing published on Saturdays in Community. Events held on a regular basis are not used. Announcements must be sent to community@journaltimes.com and arrive by

"Its the coolest thing," said Terri Schuta, South Park principal for more than a decade before current principal Michael Morris led the Sparks through the last four years. "Its a