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The Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCCMR), a 17-member state commission made up of legislators and citizens, is seeking the public’s help in determining priorities for future spending from the

The following building permit activity was reported by the Development Services Division of the city of Norman for March 7 through March 13:

NORMAL — After almost three years of planning, renovations will soon begin at the Normal Public Library, and will include some new additions.

The Town Board is considering a zoning change that would subject plans for massive warehouses and distribution centers to heightened scrutiny. However, Erie County officials have come out against the

GRANT COUNTY, Wash. - Grant County deputies are warning locals about a scam caller claiming to be a sergeant with the Grant County Sheriffs Office.

You're likely to buy a 2-in-1 laptop for its productivity and creative prowess. But some 2-in-1s can game as well.

The Duncan Indian Territory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a genealogy workshop from 2-6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 26 at the Duncan Public Library, located at

Small towns and rural areas gear up for the upcoming total solar eclipse in 2024, anticipating huge crowds of sun chasers and taking precautions to avoid past disruptions.

Given Stanislaus County’s low enrollment in computer science, yüda aims to introduce more communities to the tech sphere from a young age.

The Tulsa Worlds Senior Living Expo is set for May 4 to help individuals and their families navigate everything from health care to finances.