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Two candidates will vie for the Norman Public Schools Board of Education District 4 Seat on April 2.

The Reporter-Herald has been running a series of stories looking back on some of the most newsworthy events of 2023. It was an eventful year in Loveland city politics for many reasons, but the rise of citizen activism in issues large and small was perhaps the most impactful. From the effort to quash a rezoning […]

The beginning of the district’s winter break typically serves as a halfway point for us for the school year. Midyear activities have now concluded and students have wrapped up their exams, ready to begin the new semester when they return in January. For our staff, it’s also a good time for us to reflect on what we’ve accomplished during the first half of the school year and to look forward a bit to the exciting things that are in the works for the new year.

When it comes to teaching elementary children, one of the most important skills to build is the ability to read. And when it comes to teaching

The investigation into Joseph Major is ongoing and, given the nature of the charges, investigators would like to speak with information about inappropriate or concerning interactions involving Major, according to the release. People can contact LCSO Investigator Justin Atwood at 970-498-5143 or those who wish to remain anonymous can report tips through Crime Stoppers of Larimer County at 970-221-6868 or online at stopcriminals.org.

A town hall meeting is set to discuss new safety changes for Cliff Drive in Santa Barbara. Due to the calls for crashes in this area, the city said it is one of the most dangerous stretches to travel in the city.

JANESVILLE -- While many of Janesvilles elementary schools did well, the school district scored overall as meeting few expectations, on annual report cards released last week by the Wisconsin Department

Six films created via the eclectic, creative minds of the Downriver Detroit Student Film Consortium were recently screened at the All American High School Film Festival (AAHSFF), the largest student film festival in the world.

MADISON HEIGHTS — A former president of the Madison District Public Schools Board of Education will serve prison time for tax evasion and a years-long bribery scheme. Albert Morrison, 62, was sentenced Nov. 9 by U.S. District Judge Laurie Michelson.

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