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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Orlando ‘Lando’ Peyton noticed many small businesses in the region started closing due to a lack of sales and exposure–the ambitious food blogger wanted to help

Farmers Markets in Clark and Floyd counties are preparing for summer/fall season for 2024.

While some towns have a brawling political style, Ocean City tends to keep on the kid gloves even in hotly contested races. That changed Monday, when a candidate accused members of council by name of being pawns of the mayor and the mayor of being indebted to developers.

May 1, 1984: "PORTLAND — The Columbia River Compact Monday shut down Indian subsistence fishing on the Columbia River and the Indians have appealed to federal court 15 cases of

The four candidates stood on a stage in Raleigh County, before a crowd of local Republicans in early February.

AMERICAN FALLS – After Power County commissioners called a meeting on April 18 regarding the future of the Power County Courthouse Annex building that was condemned last fall due to

Ellen’s husband couldn’t make ends meet financially for his family.

Butter inventories continue to climb and hit 316.6 million pounds on March 31, according to the latest Cold Storage report. Stocks were up 18.9 million pounds or 6.4% from February’s

The Biden administration plans to reclassify marijuana as a Schedule III controlled substance, recognizing its medical benefits and implications for cannabis research and industry.

Todays police log reports on two investigations into retail thefts in Lower Allen Township, a vandalism incident at Stony Ridge Park and an attempted robbery.