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Embrace the Lead, MHS Class of 2024 | News, Sports, Jobs

Many of us can remember high school vividly: students in the hallways, lunchroom food, football Friday nights, band camp, dissecting frogs, and working in the w

The path to a successful career may not always go through college.

Celia Jiménez here, thinking about the post-high school cultural change in education that is happening in front of our eyes.

Valor Awards highlight firefighters in Atlantic County

The 31st annual Harold J. "Whitey" Swartz Valor Awards were held Wednesday at the Anthony “Tony” Canale Fire Training Center in Egg Harbor Township.

PCCUA-Stuttgart campus hosts community project at GPC | Stuttgart Daily Leader

Mark Kelly will speak at IEDC Leadership Summit

Sen. Mark Kelly will address economic development leaders from around the world on how he is working to drive rural economic prosperity.

What Do Teachers Want for 2024 | Education World

Bestselling author talks about helping younger generations unlock potential in Kennewick

KENNEWICK, Wash.-Bestselling author Mark Perna gave the keynote address to educational and community leaders on unlocking the intelligence and potential of younger generations at Tri-Tech on October 10.

Mike Perna will keynote the Unleashing Passion, Purpose, and Performance in Younger Generations in Pasco

PASCO, Wash.- Bestselling author Mark Perna will keynote a full-day event on October 10.

Don Aliquo Quartet, 15-year-old New Jersey guitarist to perform at VOMA

Venue of Merging Arts will present the Don Aliquo Quartet, with special guest 15-year-old New Jersey guitarist Marel Hidalgo, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at VOMA, 305 Chestnut St. in the

5 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: June 30-July 2

It’s the first weekend of July. Some people will have a four-day weekend with the July 4 holiday on Tuesday. We know there will be fireworks and furries with the Anthrocon convention — but here are some other ways to spend it. Fridays at the Frick Monthly outdoor concerts return