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Alabama A&M University wants to buy soon-to-close Birmingham-Southern College, a move A&Ms leadership says would help the growing college expand into one of its primary student markets and be a

An overpayment occurs when Social Security pays a person more money in Social Security benefits or SSI payments than should have been paid. The amount of the overpayment is the

The four-story brick building that once housed the Hotel Martin has loomed over Canal Street for decades and was once the site of a Roarin’ Twenties-era opium raid.

LINESVILLE — With a World Championship title on the line this month, Jon York is a bit jittery.

John Farris, vice president and general manager of Nucor Steel West Virginia, says the best role businesses can play in education is to provide a line of sight to job opportunities. Farris says businesses have to provide targets for the kids in middle school and high school about what opportunities there are in West Virginia. He says the opportunities are abundant. Theyre not scarce. Business leaders and job creators need to be in front of the schools and provide those young children with a line...

Downtown Statesville Development Corporation (DSDC) and The Iredell Arts Council will bring Make Music Day Downtown Statesville on June 21, but they need you and your musical talents to join

NORTH PROVIDENCE/CUMBERLAND – Two area districts are among those partnering with a food recycling program to reduce waste in the kitchen and cafeteria.

MENDHAM TWP. – Schiff Nature Preserve, 339 Pleasant Valley Road, Mendham Township, offers the following programs throughout the month. For more information or to register for a program, visit www.SchiffNaturePreserve.org

PARK CITY, Mont. - Nancy Kinsey, a Park City resident, is looking for buyers as she is selling her late husbands record collection.

The chain has been around for over 100 years and it has been forced to close its doors.