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I was sitting in the audience on April 26 at the University of Pittsburgh at Johns-town, listening to retired U.S. Navy Adm. Michelle Howard’s presentation on cybersecurity, security challenges in

The arrangement for the City of Nacogdoches to split sales tax with the county hospital district is unsustainable, Mayor Randy Johnson told the city council during a special meeting Monday

“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” — attributed to Albert Einstein

DANVERS — The Danvers Electric Department has been recognized with a national award for electric reliability in 2023 from the American Public Power Association.

At the Ag Park Club Room on April 25, many area businesses and volunteers were recognized for the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerces annual banquet.

He will ask for probation and the law requires a prison term for it

The city finally released its Hippodrome plan. It was a decade late and eight months after it was last promised. It’s ambitious with some much needed elements. But one crucial

Mayor Byron Browns proposed budget for 2024-25 would increase the citys property tax levy by 9%, the highest property tax increase ever under the Brown administration. That equates to an

The 2024 Zingale Big Idea Competition at Allegheny College crowned seven student investor new-business pitch teams from four western Pennsylvania colleges and awarded $32,000 in prizes on Saturday.

Nacogdoches County escaped widespread severe damage over the weekend, but more heavy rain and potentially damaging thunderstorms are on the way.