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February 14, 2024
Cherokee County Board of Education Arnold Mathews
December 16, 2023
For the three Cherokee County Board of Education seats up for election this year, there are only three people – two incumbents and one newcomer – running to fill those seats in the Republican p
October 29, 2023
A new front sign was installed at the school on Oct. 12, said Elizabeth Green, principal of the school at 2109 Gravois Road in High Ridge.
October 5, 2023
Grand Rapids is set to celebrate the grand opening of KOOTASCA Community Actions Early Childhood Hub, located at the former Murphy Elementary school. This visionary initiative, a result of unwavering
August 16, 2023
Suzie Thibault, originally from El Sobrante, describes how her family escaped their burning Lahaina home and the devastating Maui fires.
August 2, 2023
Editor's note — This article has been updated since originally posted to correct reporting errors.
March 26, 2023
Lapeer County’s top spellers of 2023 were all smiles before heading out to compete for the chance to be crowned this year’s Lapeer County Spelling Bee Champion. (Photos by Nicholas Pugliese) ATTICA TWP. – It took 11 rounds, but when the “debris” settled, Lapeer County had a new Spelling Bee Champion. Owen Smielewski, a seventh-grader
March 5, 2023
LAPEER — Voters approved a $44-million bond for Lapeer Community Schools in November, and since the election, district leadership along with planning partners have been laying the groundwork for the districtwide improvements set to be paid for by the influx of funding. On Wednesday, the LCS Board of Education approved the resolution to go forward
November 14, 2022
An abandoned school in Phoenix caught fire over the weekend, the fire department said, and it's investigating how the permanently closed school caught fire.
October 15, 2022
Montville – The enduring question for Montville residents who choose to vote next month: Are the kids in town worth $7.56 a year? Perhaps in the good ol’ days, this query would have been considered rh...