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Halifax brings virtual participation to public meetings.

VASSAR — To save money, the saying goes, you sometimes have to spend some.

Supporters of the Bozeman Public Library are warning the public that a proposed development of a parking facility could impact patrons' access to the library and the future growth of the institution.

FROSTBURG — Several organizations and their leaders were recognized Thursday by the Allegany County Chamber of Commerce, including businessman Carl Belt and wife Jane for their community service.

The Halifax Wanderers turned over nearly three-quarters of their roster in 2023 and ended up two games away from a CPL Final appearance. What gets them over the hump in 2024?

Freeze tuition, stop exploiting international students, forgive student loan debt, says group at student-led rally.

Northern Colorado’s Sweetheart City kicks off its annual Festival of Lights event from 5-8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17 in downtown Loveland with fun festivities that are sure get everyone into the spirit of the holiday season.

TRAVERSE CITY — Longtime Traverse City business owners and civic leaders Scott and Cindy Hardy are this year’s recipients of the downtown’s Lyle DeYoung Award.

Jacksonville is becoming the city of renderings as developers are unveiling projects left and right that they hope will be built throughout the city.

ESCANABA — Residents in Menominee County weighed in on public safety issues during Tuesday’s general election, voting to approve millages for police and fir