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Monday’s eclipse represented something different for everyone. It was an opportunity for science and education but also a time to gather as a community and reflect on the nature of

The big Eclipse this week surely opened a portal to many in the lower forty eight states. It seems obvious that nature’s big events, like this recent one, are not

Thousands of people looked up and caught one of the most majestic astronomical displays around, a total solar eclipse.

Hycroft continues exploration to learn more about the new high-grade silver system discovery at its mine west of Winnemucca, where there is now the potential for an underground mine.

As the eclipse neared, the room filled with blind and visually impaired spectators ready to experience the celestial spectacle in a way they never imagined.

The Allen County Airport was anticipating nearly 50 planes by the time of the eclipse, and they were coming in one after another this morning. Planes of all types were

Johan Van der Beek and Joanna Plug traveled more than 6,000 miles to see the eclipse and ended up on the shores of Lake Erie at Walnut Beach.

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia Del. Mike DeVault performed a great civic service on Monday.

WELLSVILLE — On a cloudy day in Wellsville there wasn’t much of an eclipse to see, even if you could figure out where Ole Sol was.

The Armstrong Air and Space Museum was mentioned in many publications and websites as one of the best places to watch the eclipse. We caught up with some visitors when