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Daines calls Haalands environmental ideas too radical for Montana.

Given the mental, physical and economic toll 2020 continues to have on the nation’s psyche, it’s amazing that the span between Nov. 22, 1963, and Aug. 9, 1974, didn’t place

The huge influx of federal money that came into Oklahoma last year amid the coronavirus pandemic was spent quickly on public health, small business grants and other needs, but a

Following the violent attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, some media outlets and religious scholars have turned an eye onto the Christian nationalism that contributed to the chaos. Apparently, many of the insurrectionists were motivated by a militant strain of Christianity that has bonded with misguided patriotism to create a dangerous and destructive theology. The FBI has warned that we can expect similar incidents in the future, especially as some Christian nationalists continue to hold hands wi...

Ralph Northam As someone who grew up on a family farm in rural Virginia, I know firsthand the unique challenges and incredible opportunities that face rural America. That’s why I’m excited to spend the last year of my term as the State Co-Chair of the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC), elected by my fellow governors in the 12 other states that make up the Appalachian region. Appalachian communities are rural, urban, and everything in between, and the region’s stre...

This letter to the editor can be found on page A4 of todays print edition.

Kudos to the Paris Economic Development Corp. for the openness displayed by the board of directors at a planning session last week at Love Civic Center.

The proposal must come before the HRC because Fairbanks lies within OSU’s National Historic District. On the list of proposed changes are a new east porch, a new elevator, a new roof, new covered bike parking, the replacement of select windows and modifications to exterior entrances to meet accessibility requirements. Here is a look at other local meetings scheduled for the coming days. Monday • The Albany Community Development Commission meets remotely at noon. To monitor the session g...

Hopefully all Christians will return their focus to the major themes of Jesus’ ministry: love, compassion, inclusivity, generosity and forgiveness and allow their faith to inform their politics rather than

While we applaud the efforts of the residents of our City and our City Government to be inclusive, we, the members of the Washington County Republican Executive Committee, would like to express our serious reservations regarding the creation of an “Equity Advisory Board.” This board would be created and funded by the City Commission to “advise” the City on issues of “equity.” The composition of this board is not defined. This board would by definition represent onl...