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October 1, 2023
BELOIT — The West Branch school board this week approved a multi-million dollar contract to address immediate energy usage problems at multiple buildings in the district. The board approved a contract with Trane to upgrade all energy usage, including heating, cooling and lighting, at the high school, middle school and early learning center buildings at […]
September 17, 2022
Jackson Township Police Chief Mark Brink urges drivers to think twice before getting behind the wheel after drinking after a deadly crash that police believe involved drugs and/or alcohol.
April 6, 2022
Due in large part to the pandemic, an Oahu elementary school is facing cuts to its Art & Music program.
April 6, 2022
Due in large part to the COVID-19 pandemic, an Oahu elementary school is facing cuts to its Art and Music program. But one student wants to make sure the classes
April 6, 2022
Due in large part to the COVID-19 pandemic, an Oahu elementary school is facing cuts to its Art and Music program. But one student wants to make sure the classes
January 25, 2022
These earthworks, together with a buried, mound-like feature with unique soil properties unlike any of the known earthworks at the site, demonstrate that the Plaza at Poverty Point has a more elaborate construction history than we knew. Diana...
December 24, 2021
Jackson Township trustees approved a $62.9 million spending plan for 2022 during the meeting on Tuesday.
May 14, 2021
Colorful lights, soap and water soak a vehicle at the Quick Quack Car Wash, northeast of Powers Boulevard and Barnes Road on Colorado Springs northeast side. Jacob Edwards sprays a pre-cleaner as he directs vehicles inside Quick Quack Car Wash in northeast Colorado Springs this month. Car wash chains like Quick Quack and others are expanding their presence in markets such as the Springs, where population growth and weather are attractions, industry experts say. CHANCEY BUSH, THE GAZETTE