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CONWAY — Town officials said they hope that municipal departments remaining in the old Town Hall in Center Conway can be moved to the new Conway Village town hall in

BEDFORD — The meetings Wednesday and Thursday of the 400-member House of Representatives are the most divided Republicans and Democrats have been — at least in recent memory — after

FAIRMONT — The Fairmont Human Rights Commission is planning to hold an alternate celebration to the upcoming Will Graham Crusade.

+3  Tim Dawson of Scott Place Shelter updates guests about the shelter’s progress made over the past few years.VIRTUAL MEETING SCREENCHOT +3  Sarah Quigley, AmeriCorps member for the United Way, discussed the resource information available by dialing 211.VIRTUAL MEETING SCREENCHOT +3  Patricia Papalii, stabilization social worker for MVA Health Centers, introduced herself as a new point of contact for the organization.VIRTUAL M...

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BOSSIER CITY, La- Wednesday, on the Barksdale Air Force Base the African American Heritage Committee hosted a panel discussing challenges African Americans face when it comes to hair.   The panel was meant to educate and bring awareness to the topic. Some conversations focused on styling of womens hair, including costs and hair related medical issues some face. There also was a discussion on recent changes in hair standards and how ...

A proposal to curb protests at infrastructure projects like oil pipelines drew strong condemnation from tribal groups on Wednesday who said the threat of muscled-up criminal penalties would deter Native communities from exercising their right to peacefully protest. Rep. Steve Gunderson, a Republican from Libby, introduced on Wednesday House Bill 481, which would up the criminal and civil penalties for those who trespass on and damage property associated with infrastructure projects; Gunderson o...

BEDFORD — The meetings Wednesday and Thursday of the 400-member House of Representatives are the most divided Republicans and Democrats have been — at least in recent memory — after a federal court ruled that House Speaker Sherman Packard doesn’t have to offer a remote option for those with disabilities to participate. The two parties will even have separate entrances to the NH Sportsplex in Bedford, where the sessions are being held to keep them as far apart as possible. An...

FRANKFORT, February 9 -- In this file photo, Senate President Robert Stivers II, R-Manchester, presents Senate Bill 5, LRC Public Information breaking featured Stivers introduces bill that would allow cities to annex into third county, putting southern Laurel exit annexation into question By Jarrod Mills Staff Writer Feb 24, 2021 Feb 24, 2021 FRANKFORT, February 9 -- In this file photo, Senate President Robert Stivers II, R-Manchester, presents Senate Bill 5...

HELENA (AP) — The Montana Senate voted Monday to advance a bill that would allow parents of public school students to opt out of sex education and would ban abortion