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TAHOE CITY, CALIF. — Colorado Sun reporter Jason Blevins sat down recently with Alterra Mountain Co. CEO Jared Smith at the annual Mountain Travel Symposium at the base of the

PULLMAN — While the Gladish has experienced some turbulent times with local organizations this year, it’s assured it can calm the waters.

The Polk County Tax Office reminds taxpayers who pay their property taxes in trimester payments that the third installment is due by May 15. Payments may be mailed, paid online,

Americans were fascinated with the French Foreign Legion and its “courage” the rough and tough Foreign Legionnaires breathed and died by; remember?

It has been suggested that what we are experiencing is a breakdown of traditional liberal idealism as a result of a contradictory system that some have labeled as “Wokeism.”

MONTGOMERY — The construction of a new Alabama Statehouse, now underway in Montgomery, and related projects such as a parking deck and new green space will cost about $400 million,

The Dallas Farmers Market returns May 4 at 10 a.m. on the Polk County Courthouse lawn, located at 850 Main St. This marks its first day since 2020. The revival

Five people were held in custody in Deschutes County as of Wednesday charged with felonies without a lawyer to represent them.

After more than a year of crews for National Grid upgrading gas mains on busy Main Street, the city says the road will be repaved from Prospect to Washington streets

VALDOSTA — Gladwin Vaughn Architecture recently received three design awards that marked a significant celebration of preservation excellence in Valdosta and Lowndes County, the company said in a press release.