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Winter months would be a great opportunity for 4-H members to start working on a Family and Consumer Sciences or still 4-H project.

NELSONVILLE — In the daycare of Early Childhood Education, the delighted laughs and screams of children fill the room as they eat their breakfast. With teachers guiding their eating, the

People in these deserts are less likely to understand their financial options, less likely to save and less likely to afford retirement, says study.

New Year’s celebrations may bring more of the same, but you can still get back on track. Or maybe you can aim for a healthier lifestyle in 2023.

ATHENS -- Farmers are tough. They work long days at physically demanding, often dangerous work and rarely get a break, much less a vacation. Months of hard work can be

Here’s more information about the Southeast District 4-H Speech Contest:

Alana Miller, a DeSoto High School graduate and cheerleader at Southern University, always had a smile that lit up a room, but privately she dealt with her own struggles and committed suicide this May. Alana's mother Janice is sharing her daughter's story hoping to help others who may be going through tough times.

Sometimes the best gifts are the simplest. Laurie Sidle offers ideas for homemade gifts from the kitchen.

A new study from the University of Georgia found many states within the Southeast and West qualify as financial advice deserts—a new concept coined by researchers to describe a low proportion of financial planners or planning institutions where people are less likely to understand their financial options or save for the future. Researchers found thatA new study from the University of Georgia found many states within the Southeast and West qualify as financial advice deserts—a new concept coi...

At the Dec. 5 meeting of the Cornwall-Lebanon School District Board of Directors, the board accepted the 2021-22 audit report presented by William Oyster of Smith, Elliot, and Kearns LLC.