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It is unclear when the U.S. Congress will pass the next farm bill. However, it is clear starting with a conservation plan is the best first step farmers can take to the best advantage of the programs in that bill.

Carvers from across California will display and sell their work at the Central Coast Wood Carvers’ annual show in Cambria.

SOUTHPORT, N.C. (WECT) - Dick Marshall is doing what many people his age can’t. At 84, he works out with a trainer twice a week at the gym. It’s not his age ...

The 2-day event for VFX and animation professionals, running May 16-17 in Quebec, will feature panels, discussions, and presentations by industry leaders from Sony Pictures Imageworks, DNEG, Marvel Studios and DreamWorks Animation.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Marking the fifth stop on the Indiana Democratic Party’s annual town hall series, Democrat and Libertarian state and federal election candidates spoke about a number of topics

For two months in 1973, Wounded Knee, in the Pine Ridge reservation, was occupied by members of the American Indian Movement. Leaders of the siege declared the territory an independent Oglala Nation. Members of AIM set up barricades in opposition to racism, corruption, and the policies of then-tribal president Dick Wilson.

A POPULAR pub near Hereford has been forced to temporarily close after a chimney fire.

Improvement projects proposed at Garaway Barb Limbacher SUGARCREEK  At an April board of education meeting, Garaway Athletic Director Chip Amicone presented ideas/proposals for three large projects that would benefit the community. The district is expecting to receive about $4 million in federal government grant funds. The three projects are a weight room expansion, all-weather track replacement, and construction of a multi-purpose field house. Garaway is expected to receive grants, which a...

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript   Ralph Noon sat in a chair in the middle of a circle of a dozen Santas in a conference room at the Barbara C. Harris Camp and Conference Center in Greenfield. Noon, a graduate of the International University of Santa Claus, was teaching a class titled “Who is Santa?” for beginning Santa Clauses – men, mostly over 60, looking to break into an industry that faces a lack of supply every November to December. Noon, who is from Amesbury, Mass., and a member of th...