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Coeur Mining posted a loss for the first quarter, but with the Rochester Mine expansion now in commercial production, the company is looking forward to increased production and cash flow, and plans increased exploration.

Let’s do a simple thought experiment. Pretend that every time you go to the grocery store there are no prices posted for the food products. You have no way of

A Walk Against Hunger to raise funds for the Ministerial Association’s Food Pantry is set for Saturday, May 18. The walk will begin at the White Oak Rail Trail Depot,

The BMHA, in the last of three major redevelopments of the citys aging public housing, intends to demolish an outdated community and replace it with new construction over several years.

A federal civil rights lawsuit against an ex-Copperas Cove Police Department officer that had been on hold since last summer now will proceed since the officer was sentenced on a

THE PLAINS — On May 1, The Plains VFW Post 7174, in conjunction with Piggly Wiggly of The Plains, donated $1,000 of purchased peanut butter and jelly (PBJ) as well

The deadly flu virus is not just “for the birds” anymore! The U.S. Department of Agricultures Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has just decreed that dairy cows must be

The Lexington Planning Commission convened on Wednesday to deliberate on the proposed redevelopment plan for the Hank’s Convenience Store project.

Here’s a list of things to do this weekend in the Opelika-Auburn area.

Jane Mead loved nature. The late poet donated the 2-square-mile Mead Ranch on Atlas Peak to the Land Trust of Napa County.