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GOSHEN — By next school year, Indiana high schools may be entering into a period of drastic change.

The Colorado River Indian Tribes held their annual Easter Egg hunt on March 23. The event was sponsored and organized by the CRIT Special Diabetes Project-Recreation Program.

“The security measures these funds have supported at Jewish facilities across the country have saved lives and prevented tragedy,” the groups said.The post Jewish groups call for nonprofit security funding

CHEYENNE — A budget to fund Wyoming state government for the next two years was signed into law Saturday morning by Gov. Mark Gordon, hours before the midnight deadline.

EAU CLAIRE — Plans to redevelop the Highway T corridor in the northeast corner of Eau Claire, expanding the two-lane road to four lanes, took a major step forward Monday.

The Oregon Employment Department (OED) has launched what is being described as a brand new, easy-to-use online system for Unemployment Insurance (UI).

Nash Community College’s plan to start an agricultural program took a significant step forward Friday morning with a Farm to College Breakfast of agribusiness leaders meeting with civic leaders, educators,

GEORGETOWN — Ten positions are being eliminated and Penn Brook School is being split into lower and upper elementary branches as part of sweeping changes to the district announced Friday

The Southern Arizona Sports, Tourism and Film Authority (SASTFA) has grant opportunities for up to $5,000 for a variety of purposes assisting in the embodiment of local tourism, sports, film

The city of Frederick has announced a training program for women who have gaps in their employment history and a grant program to provide capital to women- and minority-owned businesses.