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CONYERS — Georgia’s longest running tiny house event, the Georgia Tiny House Festival, is returning for a second time to the Georgia International Horse Park March 20-21. According to John Kernohan, chairman of the United Tiny House Association and co-founder of the for-charity Tiny House Festivals, “We continue to monitor the news and health updates, as well as communicating closely with many government officials, to ensure the best possible experience for attendees and particip...

PAYETTE — While COVID-19 variants make the prognosis for the end of the pandemic hard to gauge, local case counts are presently looking stable. That’s according to Adam Gonzalez, assistant

ANGOLA — Steuben County’s highway engineer is leaving for a new career opportunity, it was announced during Tuesday’s meeting of the Steuben County Council.

The Cooper administration said Tuesday it plans to provide a timeline this week for when essential workers could begin getting COVID-19 vaccinations.

Illinois’ two Democratic senators on Tuesday called on President Joe Biden to reconsider removing Chicago’s top federal prosecutor from his post, saying they were not consulted in the matter and

When the pandemic hit, health officials in Beaverhead County had barely begun to fill a hole left by the 2017 closure of the local public assistance office, mental health clinic,

SPRINGFIELD — Springfield attorney and businessman Don Tracy, the former head of the Illinois Gaming Board, was elected chairman of the Illinois Republican Party on Saturday. Tracy, 70, will fill out the remaining two years of Tim Schneiders four-year term. The 65-year-old Schneider of Bartlett had been chairman since 2014, taking over for Jack Dorgan. Tracy beat out Mark Shaw, the Lake County Republican Party chairman and president of the Republican County Chairmens Association of Illinoi...

Wisconsin now ranks 10th among states in the percentage of people who have received at least one dose, up from near the bottom last month.

Inaugurating the annual five-day National Horticulture Fair 2021 organised by the Indian Institute of Horticultural Research (IIHR), Bengaluru, Ravishankar Guruji said that the country must gradually adopt organic farming for its sustainable growth.

Cardinal Innovations officials are hopeful that an initiative designed to enhance youth behavioral-health services in Mecklenburg County will have a spillover effect in Forsyth County. Cardinal, based in Charlotte, oversees providers for mental health, substance abuse and developmental disabilities services for more than 800,000 North Carolinians utilizing federal and state Medicaid funds. Its network includes Alamance, Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Stokes and Rockingham counties in the Triad. Near...