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Its initial Bowling Green retail banking location in Stadium Park Plaza nearly bursting at the seams, Nashville-based Pinnacle Financial Partners is moving ahead with plans for a larger local headquarters

More than $1.1 million in federal funding will benefit an apartment complex in Mercer County and telehealth services in Fayette, Nicholas, Lewis and Webster counties, according to an announcement made

In March, the state Department of Education outlined a proposal to streamline the number of high school diplomas as part of an overall effort to "rethink" the high school experience.

Since the age of 13, senior at North Valley Academy has been joining his father, driving from Shoshone to Sun Valley, and working in construction during the summers.

A significant majority of Americans believe crime is getting worse.

Five bi-directional amplifiers for the school system were just a few of the items approved for purchase during last weeks Cumberland County Financial Management Committee meeting.

MOUNT OLIVE — Thousands crowded the streets this year for the annual Mount Olive Pickle Festival.

As Arizona grapples with an acute housing shortage, a promising compromise is on the horizon between state legislators and cities with populations exceeding 75,000. The proposed deal, which focuses on

Americans are expected to spend approximately $2.2 billion less this year on Mother’s Day, approximately $20 less per person, according to the National Retail Federation.

Weekly ag updated from Jenny Rees.