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Ever since March of 2020, the Childhood Cancer Campaign has been keeping a record of their cans and bottles collected, and they are currently at 995,000 and expecting to hit

CHICAGO (TNS) — Over the years, we’ve all heard fellow Americans grousing about moving to Canada if an upcoming election doesn’t go their way. It’s not a bad idea, as

First Student said its decision to close comes after the Jefferson City School District decided not to renew its contract with the company.

PENDLETON — The shortest way to go from washing dishes to being chef at your own mobile restaurant on wheels may be to become a welder.

JEFFERSONVILLE — John Miller, a current Clark County Council member running for reelection, was excused of a complaint regarding his campaign finance reports.

The last Republican gubernatorial debate before the May 7 primary lit some fireworks.

Evo Training Center opened recently in North Logan and offers everything that an athlete might need under one roof.

SODUS — Before Wayne County can build a new emergency medical services station on Route 88, it needs to obtain a freshwater wetlands permit from the New York State Department

As a child growing up in Ashdown, Arkansas, we had two main grocery stores. Shur-Way and Piggly Wiggly. Or as my dad called it, “Hoggly Woggly.”

Statista reports about 14% of Americans regularly eat meat alternatives and/or meat substitutes. According to a survey by Research and Markets, the plant-based food market in the United States is