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Despite the benefits of breastfeeding, data shows African Americans continue to have the lowest breastfeeding rates.

Drawing from childhood memories combined with global travels, Siba The Restaurant presents a menu of nostalgia tinged with cosmopolitan flair.

Take a look at what's going on in Pequot Lakes, Pine River-Backus, Crosslake and Nisswa

Helen Barajas, childrens advocate from the Childrens Advocacy Center of Southeast Arkansas at Pine Bluff, spoke to the Willing Workers of White Halls Extension Homemakers Club on Aug. 23. The presentation was at the request of club member Karen Needler, according to a news release.

SAN DIEGO — Amie Ann White from Springtown High School was one of 10 national officers elected to serve on the Family, Career and Communities Leaders of America’s National Executive

The school year starts this week for District 518 students.

Darcy Morrison was sentenced to life for a crime that took place when she was a teenager. 24 years later, she hopes a parole board will hear her story.

Sergiy Minko, professor of fiber and polymer science in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences, discussed his recent research into sustainable

Darcy Morrison was sentenced to life for a crime that took place when she was a teenager. 24 years later, she hopes a parole board will hear her story.

An interdisciplinary group is working to improve health in rural Georgia.