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I don’t know about you, but I’m looking forward to a rain-free weekend — especially with temperatures in the upper 60s. Not that I’m complaining about the

From Noozhawk’s very first week back in 2007, our reporting on K-12 education has been one of our most popular topics. That initial story was about the

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Regarding the Aug. 29 story, “Santa Barbara to Roll Out Designated Bike Lanes Along State Street Promenade,” WHY would you put a playground in the middle

I met — and was interrogated by — Marilyn McMahon on Jan. 19, 1987, my first day on the job at Santa Barbara’s late and, at the time, great daily

Five guardian ad litem volunteers in Sumter County were sworn in as part of the Cass Elias McCarter Guardian ad Litem Program, a division of the South Carolina Department of Childrens Advocacy. During the swearing-in ceremony, Jaavon Collier, …

Noozhawk’s spring membership campaign is in full swing, and I wanted to share more about who we are and why your support is so critical. The theme of our

Fountains weekly newspaper printed its final edition last week after more than six decades of covering city politics, sports, businesses, and community events under the ownership of the same family.

For 65 years, The El Paso County Advertiser & News covered Fountain and Security-Widefield. On December 28th, the paper published its final edition.

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