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'Fill Your Bowl' art and soup event set for Feb. 27 at DLHS from 5-8 p.m.

RALEIGH — Officials with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission announced recently that a sample collected from a hunter-harvested, white-tailed deer in Cumberland County has tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease

CATLETTSBURG Boyd County will be one of a few in the state to offer the program called “Pathways to Wellness.”

Students from across the community showcased their scientific expertise as they wowed the judges and spectators with projects at the annual District and Central

The highly anticipated completion of the Jackson County Innovation and Career Academy is a mere three months away. This news was presented to the Jackson County Board of Education at

Students from across the community showcased their scientific expertise as they wowed the judges and spectators with projects at the annual District and Central

JANUARY 28, 1998 Whitehall school student academic test scores were higher than the Montana average and substantially higher than the national

Tech Ed and Family and Consumer Science have returned to the middle school experience at the Henniker Community School at the hands of one versatile and creative teacher.Henniker teacher Todd Storro teaches Tech Ed and cooking classes to students in...

The quick-thinking of Maiya George saved her mother’s life, and the Rising Starr Middle 7th grader is being lauded for her actions. When Maya’s mother was choking, she performed the […]

Students at Indian Prairie School Districts Still Middle School donated hand-sewn childrens books to Edward Foundations Pediatric Child Life Program.