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Lowndes County Republican supervisor hopefuls weighed in on recreation, economic development and even nuclear power during a Thursday night candidate forum held at the courthouse.

May 1 marks National Decision Day, and at North Tonawanda High School, the seniors are being honored

I was disappointed when the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit against Fox News ended in a settlement. As a lawyer, I was looking forward to several weeks of good theater —

Grand juries have received a great deal of attention lately, causing me to ask: What, exactly, are grand juries? And what do they do? And how do they do it?

Every year, after the Colorado General Assembly gets rolling, I look at the bills that have been introduced and I am amazed at the vast range of issues confronting members

New York/New Jersey-based Post-Rock, Jazz-influenced instrumental ensemble The Royal Arctic Institute really captured a sense of otherworldliness with

On January 3, 2023, the Mississippi State Legislature began the fourth and final session in its four-year term. Though it is early in the session, there were three resolutions taken

From public servants to a decorated war hero to a master craftsman to a legendary coach and long-serving recreation figures, 2022 marked the departure of many memorable people in the Golden Triangle.

“I’m going to vote for it, or commit suicide,” said District 17 Sen. Chuck Younger, referencing the largest economic development deal in the state’s history. That deal — an aluminum mill going onto Steel Dynamics’ campus off of Airport Road — represents a $2.5 billion investment by the company and a huge infusion of jobs.

On Thursday morning, Pine Bluff police officer Lynn Wright traded in his police officer uniform for his custom-made Santa Claus outfit in preparation for the Pine Bluff Police Departments annual Christmas Toy Drive.