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LAWTON, OK — Lawton — city and citizens — has needs and the only way to address them is through a new extension of the citys Capital Improvements Program. Thats

JOSEPH — For years, Miranda Micka has wanted to put more local food on the trays in Wallowa County school cafeterias.

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Petition drive begins; drought still has impact; second-ever penguin chick

Dr. Brandon Goodpaster wanted to move his chiropractic practice and young family to a thriving southeastern Kentucky community where they could flourish, contribute, and – together – succeed in business

WINCHESTER - Town Meeting decided not to take any chances and passed new zoning regulations concerning the new MBTA zoning (or 3A) law. By doing so, they added a new

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is moving toward reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug. The Justice Department proposal would recognize the medical uses of cannabis, but wouldnt

The prime minister reiterates that a "permanent ceasefire" will not happen before Hamas is destroyed in Gaza.

ROCKPORT — At the end of an almost five-hour meeting hampered by a 45-delay at the start and later when automated “clicker” vote counting devices failed, Special Town Meeting on

With an eye toward saving upwards of $38 million in debt-issue interest costs, the Prescott City Council appeared poised last week to take a proposition for a 0.95% sales tax