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ATHENS -- Clean water heroes from across the state, including U.S. House District 2 Congressman Sanford Bishop, were recognized for their extraordinary work to protect Georgia’s water during the Georgia

Waco saw more than three inches of rain Thursday morning, causing the Brazos River water level to rise above the riverwalk through downtown. More rain chances are in the forecast

According to a press release issued Thursday evening, administration from Huntsville ISD will be closure through Friday, May 3.

Forecasts are predicting a bit of a chilly weekend for May. Temperatures could reach the 60s Friday, but expect cloudy days with temps staying in the 40s over the weekend and a chance of rain Saturday. With overcast, cool days and fresh snow in the mountains, some late-season turns may be the way to go. Not to mention, Mt. Bachelor is throwing a festival in its parking lot and base area. But folks looking for low-elevation fun are in luck. Many area trails are in great condition.

Many Coconino County gardeners remember the hardships endured while growing vegetables during last year’s abnormally cool spring and early summer. A significantly slow start of the monsoon, along with several

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CHEYENNE — Crow Creek, which runs through downtown Cheyenne, is designated as an impaired body of water by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, largely due to unnatural pollutants that

A Killeen Public Works crew will close the south bound lane of Featherline Road from Friday through Wednesday, May 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day, weather permitting,

A prominent feature in Idaho’s Republican headquarters is the party’s “Hall of Fame.” It is a wall covered with dark walnut-looking commemorative plaques featuring hundreds of small brass nameplates.

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