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Editor’s Note: This is the third in a three-part series.

As about 1,500 West Virginians and about a dozen communities deal with the effects of two major employers announcing they are closing, state lawmakers appear to be tone-deaf to the

BEVERLY — The city is preparing to launch a new program that it says should save residents money on their electric bills while increasing the use of renewable energy.

Pitch Hamburg is finding its place in Western New York’s growing community of small business and startup support network. Its second cohort of five businesses includes two businesses from outside

The average American read for just about 15 minutes in 2022. This is concerning, considering only a decade ago, in 2012, the average reading time was 19 minutes and 48

Recruiters from South Carolina’s public school districts hope to fill their known and anticipated teacher vacancies at this year’s South Carolina Virtual Teacher Expo. The Virtual Expo, a two-day teacher job fair sponsored by the Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention, and Advancement (CERRA), will be held on Wednesday, March 13, and Thursday, March 14, 2024.

INDIANAPOLIS — Just over 1,600 disabled children in Indiana receiving services through the Family and Social Services Administration made up a significant portion of the unexpected expenses that caused a

Residents of the Delaware Academy and Central School District at Delhi will head to the polls April 16, to vote on a $3.1 million capital project.

McIntosh Memorial Library of Viroqua and the ADRC of Vernon County are hosting a book read with a book discussion on Friday, April 5, at 10 a.m. at the library.

Kaylan Kelley spends several days each month riding Greenway buses with new customers to teach them how to use public transportation.