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The March 17 edition of this newspaper included a letter to the editor from a community representative who serves on the Flagstaff Housing Commission. The writer praised Flagstaff senators Wendy

Texas Oncology has been serving cancer patients in Paris for more than three decades, providing comprehensive care customized to each patient’s specific cancer type.

Mr. Resnick’s letter on March 2 is a reminder that “our everyday lifestyle choices have the greatest potential to lessen” the impacts to our planet and life-forms it sustains, as

Is how we feed infants just as important as what we feed them?

April is Autism Awareness Month, and schools across the country are celebrating the unique gifts students with autism bring to their classrooms.

After months of resisting putting a foreign aid bill on the House floor, Johnson joined with Democrats on Saturday to advance a $95 billion foreign aid package.

Columnist Chloe Moody muses about what people her age – especially ones that dont drink – do in Wine Country for fun.

Meeting, helping and acknowledging people for who they are is something we embrace wholeheartedly at the senior lunch program. Accepting people for who they are and for what they have

The Nebraska Supreme Court was split 4-3 on the decision in Christine Thieles case. The majority reversed a Workers Compensation Court ruling, sending her case back to that court.

A final version of the senior property tax freeze should come out of the Boone County Commission by the end of May.