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City of Hawkins operations have returned to normal following the alleged April 1 hacking of its computer system.

Many in Amherst County are mourning the recent death of Samuel Preston Massie Sr., a lifelong county resident well known in the business community.

Our communities are more than why we enjoy living here. They are essential to our economy, contributing billions annually in industries that put food on the table, gas in the

Opinion: In the current state of Boxing, integrity has been exchanged for mockery

TIFTON — Two Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College students recently received the 2023-2024 Southeast Tip Ag Recruits Scholarship (STARS), created by the Southeast Produce Council.

A central Pennsylvania legislator said the time is now to “level the playing field” and push the commonwealth’s governing body for high school athletics to create a separate playoff system

JEFFERSONVILLE — Jeffersonville residents were treated with a free jazz performance, which is part of a series of musical acts at the Jeffersonville Township Library with an area musicians union.

When we think of Memorial Day, cemeteries come to mind and those graves we wish to decorate. Many local citizens may not be aware of the oldest known Keyser graveyards.

A London law firm is in hot water after terminating a member of the janitorial staff for eating a tuna sandwich. Devonshires Solicitors released longtime cleaner Gabriela Rodriguez after she

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed into law the Mason Treat Act, which requires license plates to remain with vehicles after they are sold.