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We ponder what 3DS games we would bring to the Switch if we were calling the shots at Nintendo.

MARION — All across Marion are secret gardens hidden just a few short steps from the sidewalk.

As drought conditions continue to hang around West Michigan one local farm is tapping a new resource to keep its fields watered.

As Arizona continues to experience a shortage of foster parents, the story of one couple is being touted as a success story.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved last week the use of more than $2 million in funding to support essential homelessness services.

“People with developmental disabilities are just like you and me. They just need a different path to succeed,” Mary Ogle told her audience.

When Mary Ogle was guest speaker for the Leading Ladies Luncheon, she told her audience she doesn’t have the opportunity to meet with women in her community because she works

“A New Leaf,” from Christian Faith Publishing author Eva Kipp, is a delightful juvenile fiction that follows a struggling little tree who finds an...

A proud display of patriotism graced a 50-acre tract of land in Owasso this week.

Creative talent in the Derbyshire Dales will get the opportunity to shine in a new festival.