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When an organization puts people first, financial performance takes care of itself.

A day after Alpine School District, Utahs largest school district, voted to shorten the school day for all elementary and secondary schools by a full hour from Jan. 31 to Feb. 25, the decision has been put on hold.

Ryobi’s 300-Piece Drill and Drive Kit and 95-Piece Drill and Impact Drive Kit are the best drill bit sets we’ve found in years of testing.

Ohio has more kids enrolled in Dolly Parton's Imagination Library than any other state in the country, a milestone Ohio First Lady Fran DeWine noted while visiting Cincinnati on Monday.

Milwaukee Repertory Theaters thrilling "A Christmas Carol" returns to the Pabst Theater.

Associate director Leda Hoffmann and several stage managers guide children who perform in Milwaukee Repertory Theaters A Christmas Carol.

Are you ready to delve into the world of woodworking? From novice to advanced, these woodworking projects will challenge and delight.

The Daily Universe Computer science professor Mark Clement and his students work on handwriting recognition to help with their work in the Family History Technology Lab. (BYU Photo/Rebekah Baker) Mark Clement, manager of the Family History Technology Lab and computer science professor, said users can create custom groups of people and find out how everyone in the group is related with this application. “The big thing is connecting people,” Clement said. “Helping them to feel the Spi...

Hornets lose their sting in 4-1 loss to Oak Grove in the State Championship Grand Lake falls to Oak Grove 4-1 in Class 1A title game By Brandon Williams | May 15, 2021 at 8:34 PM CDT - Updated May 15 at 10:50 PM SULPHUR, La. (KPLC) - No. 2 Grand Lake came into the championship game with momentum, but it was brought to a halt after losing to the No. 1 Oak Grove Tigers 4-1 in seven innings. It was a close game until Oak Grove managed to find a spark in the bottom of the third inning scoring ...

AMERICAN FORK — Educators in the Alpine School District say theyre moving this weeks board meeting online because of anti-mask protest groups. They say protesters have harassed their workers, disrupted meetings and pose a safety risk. Last week, video of anti-mask protesters disrupting a Granite School District meeting grabbed headlines. The Granite Board of Education ended the meeting early after the crowd heckled speakers and chanted "No more masks!" during the meeting. Officials with the...