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Unions remain, and recent strikes at Cabell Huntington Hospital and Special Metals show workers remain willing to walk a picket line when they believe their employers are unwilling to meet reasonable demands.

CONCORD — Organizations and municipalities seeking funding for projects that support the restoration, preservation and/or conservation of publicly owned items significant to New Hampshire’s cultural heritage are invited to submit

Approximately 153 youth from Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado exhibited over 470 entries in beef, swine, sheep and goats at the Gage County Livestock Showdown.

Guadalupe County’s elections administrator is leaning toward dumping the election services company that recently requested 30% surcharge payment above and beyond the county’s contracted price.

The Lake of the Ozarks Community Bridge Transportation Development District transferred the bridge to the state of Missouri for ownership.

On Tuesdays live broadcast of WLVL-AM radios "Wake Up Niagara!" Mayor John Lombardi took issue with coverage of himself in the "local newspaper," which he cared not to name but

Candidates pay for petition cards

Soroptimist International of Scotts Bluff County is continuing a beloved holiday tradition this week by delivering May Day baskets to nine area retirement communities and medical centers.

The court can rule on the briefs, but multiple people expect the justices to set a date for oral arguments.

The document, signed in 1861, was Lincoln’s order launching the famous “Anaconda Plan," which entailed the naval blockade of ports in Southern states that seceded from the Union.