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Three Rusk County 4-Hers attended the first ever two-day state training for the Healthy Texas Youth Ambassador (HTYA) Program. This HTYA Super Summit was held June 4-5 in Reed Arena

Undergraduate students hone research skills through independent projects made possible by UGA Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunity.

The Times-Reporter has compiled a list of community news from around the region.

This prestigious award honors very special high school graduates in metro Atlanta. From The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

On Wednesday, June 14, Nancy Guinn Memorial Library hosted Rockdale Eats a Rainbow. Sponsored by the University of Georgia Extension Service, this is a weekly activity conducted at the library

In a new report by WalletHub, an analysis was made of the 50 U.S. states' livability for single and partnered fathers.

Willing Workers of White Halls Extension Homemakers Club met May 23 at the White Hall Library. President Sarah Payton welcomed everyone. Kay Cromwell read the Thought: Roses do not bloom hurriedly; for beauty, like other masterpieces, takes time to blossom.

PINE RIVER — Throughout Minnesota, 4-H educators, youth, and community supporters are working together to prepare for a new year of summer showcase events, including the Cass County 4-H Showcase

URBANA, Ill. — Illinoisans receive between $5.36 and $9.54 in return for each dollar spent helping Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program participants make healthier choices through the state’s Eat.Move.Save. education programs.

People who have diabetes (both Type 1 and Type 2) can feel the heat more intensely than those who do not.