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I’ve never bought a copy of The National Enquirer. However, I’ve read from it some down through the years. If I’ve been standing in a grocery store checkout line for

US President Joe Bidens administration is set to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, a source said Tuesday -- a historic shift that would bring federal policy more in

ANTIGO -- At a meeting last week, the Antigo School Board unanimously approved a proposal to turn the tennis courts at the Jaycee Park just south of 10th Ave. into

The much-anticipated season opening of Winey Cats Wine & Beer Garden at the scenic Granite Creek Vineyards, 2515 N. Road 1 East, Chino Valley, is set for Saturday, May 4.

In an echo of last year, opponents of a new Nebraska law appropriating state funds to support scholarships to private schools are trying to partially repeal the law through a

Most everyone knows of the tradition of flowery and fun baskets left on the doorsteps of neighbors and friends in an effort to celebrate spring. But did you know that

Defiance Countys land bank board heard property owners concerns about a state-funded demolition/remediation during its monthly meeting Tuesday morning and also reviewed a list of other projects, including the proposed

A rural northwest Iowa water utility will be required to shut down its wells near the Ocheyedan River when its flow is very low, according to a permit recently issued

The pro-Palestine encampment at the University of Oregon is nearing the end of its second day on the Memorial Quad. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about

OSAWATOMIE — The Osawatomie High School Alumni Association has organized the 128th High School Reunion to take place Saturday, May 25.