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The recent news that Arizona legislators will see a reduction in their per diem allowances after failing to conclude the legislative session on time is a welcomed measure of accountability.

Because much of Blue Mesa Reservoir remained free of ice this winter, boaters wanted to take advantage of the open water. But the National Park Service, which manages the Curecanti

MANNINGTON — Every good public event needs snacks to go with it. Thanks to a $10,000 economic development assistance grant, the Mannington Round Barn will be able to provide just

For the first time in years, excluding the 2020 pandemic summer, there looks to be no big-time, outdoor music concert or festival this year in Atlantic City.

The property tax rate and employee raises were among the topics discussed by the Yuma County Board of Supervisors on Monday as County Administrator Ian McGaughey summarized the fiscal year

OTTAWA - The Liberals and the New Democrats full-throatedly pledged to stop the Conservatives from blocking their pharmacare legislation in the House of Commons on Monday — even though the

The Puff Palace by High Haven is the newest cannabis dispensary set to open in Normal.

Becky McGuire, The Ohio State University Extension of Williams County’s new Family and Consumer Science (FCS) educator, is wasting no time on getting programming started.

The water in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is so clean that guides often drink it during tours to show visitors how clean it is.

Many job seekers have been encouraged to use LinkedIn’s Open to Work feature — a green banner that appears with your profile photo. In fact, LinkedIn has reported that members