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ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill., Oct. 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. today announced the acquisition of Washington, D.C.-based Clements Worldwide. Terms of the transaction were not...

By Johnny Sanders, Sports Editor LINCOLN – The Springville Tigers needed a win over region foe Lincoln on Friday night to give themselves an opportunity to grab the fourth seed in 5A Region 6 and they did just that, jumping out to a big first half lead and then doing enough to seal the 18-point

Members of the Arkansas Tech University choral music program will offer a concert entitled "Sound in Spirit" on Sunday, Oct. 15, a press release for the university announced.

By Johnny Sanders SPRINGVILLE – The Springville Tigers welcomed cross-town rivals the Moody Blue Devils on Friday night to Tiger Stadium in a region game that would see Moody jump out to a big lead before Springville began to find some footing on offense and give the Blue Devils a bit of a scare before

(Literally. There are more apples at the top of the trees.)

By Johnny Sanders, Sports Editor ONEONTA – “If we stop Fluff, we can stop Oneonta. But that will be hard to do.” That is what Jon Clements said last week. For the most part, the Tigers did just that. But for the latter part of the third quarter and the first part of the fourth,

By Johnny Sanders, Sports Editor SPRINGVILLE – The Springville Tigers celebrated homecoming 2023 like you always want to celebrate homecoming. With a big win in front of a big crowd and seeing your senior leadership have a big game. On Friday night, Springville welcomed the Alexandria Valley Cubs, a region opponent, to Tiger Stadium and

Increasingly hot summers and warming winters could allow for new plant varieties and a longer growing season in the Northeast.

This fall, neither Jaeschke’s nor Bartlett’s Orchard in Richmond will offer customers the option of picking their own apples — a must-do fall activity for many in the Berkshires. They

Despite the premium placed on coastal homes, these towns still offer affordability