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Now that the 2023 Medicare Annual Election Period is officially in the books, I wanted to hear what it’s like from a beneficiary’s perspective.

Del. Jordan Bridges, a coal miner who represents Logan County, said he’s had to break from the rest of the Republican caucus for the best interests of the people in

Illiamson Mayor Charles Hatfield resigned Friday, May 3 during an emergency meeting of the city council, citing an ongoing criminal investigation into his time as CEO of the former Williamson Memorial Hospital. City Clerk Alma Smith, who has served in her role for approximately two weeks, will serve as defacto mayor after council members failed to appoint an interim replacement for Hatfield.

Its easy to take landmark legislation for granted, especially when the impact has been widespread. It’s important to take stock of the benefits and protections we’ve gained under the ACA—and

My name is Zachary James and I am a full-time student at Northern Arizona University. I am full-blooded Native American (Navajo) and from Page, Arizona. In the wake of recent

Emma Braford, a Grand Rapids High School senior, is a shining example of the opportunities available through the schools Natural Resources and Agriculture Career Pathway. Her experiences go beyond the

SUNDAY

Tuesday, Circleville City Council will hold its first regular meeting of the month, and on the agenda will be a discussion and a vote on a proposal to create a

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents could not have found anyone better positioned to be NU’s next president than Dr. Jeff Gold.

Take a moment to reminisce on the Gene Eppley Boys Club, whose motto was: “It is better to build boys than to mend men.”