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KEYSER, W.Va. (WV News) - The Jonah Edward Kelley Society has made a $900 donation to the Family and Consumer Science program at Keyser High School. The society, which oversees

On Jan. 31, eight students from Chase County Schools participated in the Nebraska Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America District 11 STAR Event Competition.

Michelle “Shelley” McGuire, director of the Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences at the University of Idaho has been named to a committee dedicated to reviewing scientific literature to guide updates on the consumption of alcohol in the next edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.  McGuire is…

Charlestons new police chief, Chito Walker, has worked at the department his entire career, slowly rising from roles in the background to become the top cop.

A University of Idaho faculty member has joined a select group of researchers on a project that could change the U.S. government’s dietary advice on alcohol.

MOSCOW — A University of Idaho faculty member has joined a select group of researchers on a project that could change the U.S. government’s dietary advice on alcohol.

For Arkansas childcare professionals seeking continuing education hours, the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture’s Best Care program will provide 28 in-person professional development training sessions throughout the state

Central High voters will have the final say in a $6 million bond to fund school improvements.

When students begin the semester in one of Mandy Harrison’s family and consumer science courses at Springdale High School, they don’t know much about home economics or kitchen skills. Some aren’t sure which pots or pans to use to make a certain food. Others don’t know how to prep the

POLSON — Cherry Valley first graders got to see their monster drawings brought to life as stuffed “animals” and in books and videos last...