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Pikes Peak United Way and Care Share partner again to provide hundreds of families with food

Eleven employees honored as tenure at district comes to an end

By Scott Bidroski A couple with deep ties to Sheridan County have diversified their portfolios and made a dive into the coffee business. Jay and Jessa...

Among the cases heard was a Mitchell man facing drug possession who refused to provide a urine sample due to concerns he “did not know what the people he lived with might have planted in his food."

Joe Childs said he feels it’s important to dispel the misinformation about the project. The vote in June is only about adding athletic facilities to the MHS project.

Mitchell Board of Education to consider approving hire April 24

Among the cases heard Tuesday was a Mitchell man who allegedly sold marijuana to another inmate while in jail in exchange for $30 in commissary.

Colorado Springs students call out gun violence during walkout

The decision by Tennessee Republicans to expel two Democratic lawmakers over their protests following a mass school shooting may have backfired, turning the ousted state leaders into political martyrs and giving them a bigger national platform to air their grievances.

Justin Pearson, the Memphis lawmaker facing expulsion over his role in a Tennessee Capitol protest against gun violence, said it was “untenable” to hear students’ chants and “do nothing.”