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Potential Apaches and their families can get a free, firsthand look at Tyler Junior College during its spring Apache Preview Day, set 1-4 p.m. Saturday, April 13, on the TJC

Iowa school districts and communities will be able to apply for grants through the state Department of Education to provide additional meals and food to children over the summer, Gov.

EDENTON — More than 30 vendors participated in a healthcare fair earlier this month designed to help Chowan County residents learn where to seek healthcare solutions.

DES MOINES COUNTY – While some still feel uneasy about the upcoming changes to Iowa’s Area Education Associations (AEAs), two Des Moines County superintendents say the compromises that were included

Danville Area Community College has announced that beginning with the fall semester, it is launching a pilot program called the “Provost’s Promise.”

East Helena Public Schools Superintendent Dan Rispens explains why the East Helena school district is asking for a $387,242 General Fund levy.

MOUNT OLIVE TWP.– Turkey Brook Park on Flanders Road in Budd Lake has seen hundreds of thousands of visits.

When the State Department began offering a nonbinary X gender marker on passports in April 2022, Ruth Carter, an Arizona attorney who identifies as nonbinary, immediately updated their passport. Carter

Keep Oklahoma Beautiful has announced the recipients of Roadside and Environmental grants to assist communities in beautification, litter remediation and environmental sustainability projects.

LAGRANGE — A drug court program has been in place in LaGrange County for seven years, and has successfully diverted and helped rehab residents.