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GRANBURY – The Herald-Banner received 13 awards at last weekend’s North and East Texas Press Association 97th annual convention. The NETPA Better Newspaper Contest awards ceremony was held on Saturday

The vote was the last major procedural step for the city in its effort to attract the massive investment in far east Tulsa.

The original ordinance amendment was proposed by Mayor G.T. Bynum at TPDs request as a way to address concerns about homeless people blocking sidewalks and other rights of way.

ATTLEBORO — Police are trying to identify a man they say stole a helmet from a motorcycle parked at the downtown train station last Wednesday.

A direct relationship exists between high immigration levels and the phone research of pro-expansionists, which insists immigrants are making a significant fiscal contribution to the economy.

FROSTBURG — A local business has settled in a federal case that involved charges of discrimination.

Two students were inspired by a school project and wanted to make a real impact in the community.

Those running for two positions on the countys board of elected leaders want to focus the budget elsewhere.

Waverly Utilities (WU) has received national recognition for achieving exceptional electric reliability and safety in 2023. The recognition comes from the American Public Power Association (APPA), a trade group that

The Daily Emerald is providing live coverage of the third day of the pro-Palestine encampment on the University of Oregon campus, which has been set up on the Memorial Quad