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As I drove to church this Sunday morning, I couldnt help but notice all the beauty we too often take for granted. Shades of red, yellow, orange and greens are

App State celebrated its fifth annual Founders Day on Sept. 6, 2022, in honor of the first day of classes held at Watauga Academy in 1899.

Environmental watchdog groups are seeing an uptick in mining proposals in the state amid a growing green technology economy.

The brightly colored leaves and earthy scent of autumn might best be taken in with your feet tucked inside a sturdy pair of shoes. Westmoreland County and the Laurel Highlands have plenty of spots for hiking amid tall deciduous trees with sun-dappled gold, orange and red leaves. But it can

Middle Fork Roasters is balancing increasing demand with supply chain issues by working directly with importers and farmers around the world.

The U.S. Forest Service investigators tasked with determining the cause of the Mosquito Fire have taken possession of PG&E equipment. “The USFS has indicated to Pacific Gas and Electric Company … an initial assessment that...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The U.S. Forest Service has started a criminal investigation into the cause of the Mosquito Fire and seized equipment belonging to Pacific Gas and Electric Co., according

Pacific Gas and Electric Co., previously disclosed that its equipment was being investigated for the blaze, which has charred more than 76,781 acres in Placer and El Dorado counties.

Command of the Mosquito Fire is changing Friday as major progress was made on the Mosquito Fire Thursday. The perimeter has a containment line around 60% of it, and 76,575 acres have burned. The total personnel still on the fire is 1,805. Mostly sunny skies with warmer and drier weather returned today over the Mosquito Fire.

All evacuation orders for both Placer and El Dorado counties have now been lifted, allowing residents to return home. With a significant amount of wetting rain throughout the past four days, fire activity has been minimal and the Mosquito Fire has remained in its current footprint.