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Celebrate Earth Day, public lands protections at five Central Oregon hiking destinations.

An East Hillcrest Ave. home was damaged in a mudslide brought by heavy rains Thursday afternoon.

The Monroe County Commission agreed Wednesday, April 17, to not make any changes to the structure of the county’s Tourist Development Council, but only requested changing the policy for TDC

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Friday afternoon, October/November 1969.

BATAVIA — The GLOW region has escaped drought status, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.

Designs are in the works for a stormwater management project at the Waquoit Bay public boat ramp that would help reduce pollution going into the bay.

As spring arrives in Minnesota, it’s time for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to kick off its popular program that relies on Minnesotans to monitor our 12,000-plus lakes and 92,000-plus

MINERAL WELLS — The general manager of Lake Palo Pinto on Tuesday reported a promising response from the state water board to the application to build a new lake.

Spring is a great time to visit the fragrant, and beautiful, gardens at Chatham Manor in Stafford.