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This editorial was published in The Columbian of Vancouver, Wash.

St. Joseph flyers making their plans for spring or summer airline travel will have one less headache to worry about in the near future.

BOSTON — With federal money drying up for a pandemic-related program that provides discounts on internet service for low-income families, the states two U.S. senators are asking industry groups to

OKLAHOMA CITY – Four Oklahoma women were recently recognized for their service to the community during the 36th annual Awards of Excellence luncheon. On April 17, Penny McCaleb, Sherri Lance,

Jack Ronald was known for his love of nature, whether in his backyard or strolling local trails.

Bridges, lighting, recreation projects and more highlight Decatur’s progress, but the State of the City couldn’t be addressed Tuesday without discussion of the last seven months of dissension and conflict.

Discussions on using tobacco products have shifted toward vaping and e-cigarettes. Bryan High School students led conversations on these topics with their peers on Tuesday at a youth symposium.

Friday Night at the Opera Series will present Mascagni’s "Cavaleria Rusticana" from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday May 3, at Bernards Township Library, 32 S. Maple Avenue, Basking

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma City Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and Oklahoma Council on Economic Education awarded Southmoore High School senior Adam Pham as one

LAWRENCE — The high school senior sees herself dipping brushes into paint as a college fine arts major next year.