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Three suspects have learned their fate after a violent home invasion in Spalding County.

With the weather getting cooler and darkness lasting longer, Seasonal Affective Disorder may impact students on campus in a variety of ways. Experts recommend a variety of healthy habits and coping mechanisms to combat SAD and its negative effects.

With the weather getting cooler and darkness lasting longer, Seasonal Affective Disorder may impact students on campus in a variety of ways. Experts recommend a variety of healthy habits and coping mechanisms to combat SAD and its negative effects.

Opinion writers Sophia Hammer and Fiona Sievert think it’s about time to address the wasteful culture of dorm dumping, when countless college students across the country throw out their (often barely used) possessions as they move out at the end of each term. For starters, they call out the counterintuitive rule the University of Arizona has against people scavenging through the end-of-the-year dorm dumpsters.

In his first morning as state attorney, Andrew Bain made immediate and sweeping changes: He fired two executive staff members, canceled the office’s catch-and-release policy and discontinued the office’s diversion programs while he “evaluate[s] their effectiveness.” The actions by Bain, a member of the conservative Federalist Society who Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed to the Orange County ...

Raquel Stockey has turned the store in the town of Superior into a gathering place for the community.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — The Senate approved on Thursday night a weakened and...

Professor builds community through dance, African pride Follow Us Question of the Day       By PAGE LEGGITT and The Charlotte Observer - Associated Press - Sunday, May 2, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - There are many peaceful ways to get your message across in protest: Marches, sit-ins, taking a knee. Tamara Williams, an assistant professor of dance at UNC Charlotte, uses dance. She co-founded Dancing for Justic...