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During this inclusive Arts and Crafts show artists were able to express themselves and the way they see the world through their art.Patience, care, and respect

Analeese Matos, a senior at Pittsfield High School, organized a resource fair for students with intellectual disabilities that took place on Tuesday morning at the schools library.

The University of Memphis at Lambuth alumni chapter is holding True Blue Day to honor alumni and friends of Lambuth.

Five recipients of Luzerne County’s federal American Rescue Plan funding are asking county council to grant more time to complete their projects or to modify…

Nine inmates at Buckingham Correctional Center recently became the first individuals incarcerated in Virginia to receive certification as Peer Recovery Specialists.

Luzerne County Manager Romilda Crocamo opened her “state of the county” address by recalling her “let’s get to work” statement made when council hired her for…

State officials say public records laws prevent them from sharing the vast troves of documents on former residents, even with immediate family members. Yet a handful of states have found ways to do precisely that.

Eighty-eight-year-old Kirby Wright just wants everybody to have the same opportunities he had in life.

Henny Kupferstein, an autism researcher, is challenging Assemblymember Tasha Boerner, a fellow Democrat, for her seat representing a stretch of coastal San Diego County from Carlsbad south to Coronado.

Eighty-eight-year-old Kirby Wright just wants everybody to have the same opportunities he had in life.