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Neil cavuto. Maybe the mayans should have joined a union. Not only would they have survived but their fearmongering agen would have as well. Mayans are gone and unions, though weakened very much alive and well. Latest fro threatening strikes as more than a dozen up shipping ports. Big deal you say . Very big dea and heres why. A lot of stuff in the ships that frequent ports, everything from Electronic Items you found a hard time getting your hands on this Holiday Season to basic Consumer Staples...

As hunting season kicks into high gear and with November designated National Wild Game Meat Donation Month, the Maine Hunters for the Hungry Program (H4H) encourages hunters, landowners and meat processors to contribute to the cause of alleviating hunger across the state. Administered by the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry in collaboration with […]

Woodland Community Church hosted a collection drive-thru on Nov. 9.

The Hunters Helping the Hungry Program, an initiative by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Section, has been making a difference in the lives of many for the last 32 years. Since 1992, generous hunters have been helping to feed West Virginians by donating their deer to the program.

The days are getting shorter and summer is winding down, although recent temperatures have admittedly been deceiving. The end of sandy days at the beach, bug bites and camping adventures also mean the beginning of one of our state’s most cherished traditions – deer hunting season. While folks often associate October and November with hunting […]

More than 60 people dressed up in luau-themed outfits to dance for an end-of-summer fundraiser for a great cause.

Treats for Troops is a post-Halloween program of Soldiers Angels, a nonprofit. The university donated more than 230 pounds of candy.

Kellie Currie will discuss "The Uncertain Future of Human Rights" in honor of the 74th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Four judges assigned to Brampton and the other three to Newmarket

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spent thousands of hours volunteering over six weeks after Hurricane Ian hit Florida.