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The award-winning, in-school restaurant at Nashoba Valley Technical High School is open for business for the new school year, and the public can finally come back for lunch Tuesday through Friday when school is in session.

Municipal leaders across the U.S. are prioritizing projects to improve roads, repair bridges, remove lead water lines and deliver high-speed Internet to underserved communities with bipartisan infrastructure funds.

Jonathan Buck has listed the Brooksville marina on the market for more than $1.8 million after years of dispute with the town.

PINE ISLAND, Minn. - As snow continues to melt, the Zumbro River threatens to overflow again.

Internet music streaming killed the radio star (or whatever the Buggles were singing about back in the 1970s). Despite this popular notion about the antiquity of the radio industry, Georgia Southern’s broadcast, 91.9 WVGS The Buzz, can still be heard playing through the stereo just outside the station’s doors in Sanford Hall. 50 years of...

The first year of the state’s Climate Action Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050 was marked by billions being pledged on facilities to help the state meet that goal. But there still is a lot of work to be done.

The Barnacle is Georgia Southern’s recent alternative to towing or booting improperly parked cars.  What’s new: The barnacle is a new device that uses suction cups to stick to a vehicle’s windshield. How it works: Its suction cups carry over 750 pounds of force, making manual removal virtually impossible. Tampering with the Barnacle is discouraged, as...

Georgia legislature passed a bill last month that declared Juneteenth, June 13, a mandatory paid holiday for state employees. What’s new: The University System of Georgia voted in favor of adopting the holiday, also known as Emancipation Day, which will result in not holding classes and closing administrative offices across universities.  Why it matters: This...

The newest production in SDSU’s New Musical Initiative, Postcard American Town will have its world premiere from April 29 – May 5, 2022. Written by Lynne Shankel and Crystal Skillman, this world premiere production will be directed by Professor Stephen Brotebeck, and music directed by Professor Robert Meffe from the School of Theatre, Television, and Film. 

At Shuford Elementary School, teachers say they mold the curriculum to fit the needs of each child. The personalized plan factors in the social and emotional needs of each student.