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More than a year after taking over CJ’s Trophies & More, 1211 E. Charles St., Jeff and DeSiree Brackett have begun forming the longtime in-town trophy shop into their own.

AMESBURY — After generating over $65,000 during last year’s Butterfly Benefit, Lucy’s Love Bus is hoping to repeat its success next month.

PENDLETON — Morgan Matteson, executive director of StirrUp Hope Therapeutic Riding, is the special guest for the upcoming meeting of the American Association of University Women-Pendleton Branch.

A bill passed by the Oklahoma Legislature defines a man and a woman, and local elected officials said they all voted for it.

SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane Valley Investigative Unit is looking for a stolen Bobcat loader.

The Bristol, Tennessee City Council entertained a hotel proposal by developers for the 714 Shelby Street property owned by the city.

Stock up on new drinks and snacks, great pantry upgrades, weeknight dinner helpers, breakfast must-haves and a whole lot more.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Lawmakers sent a bill to Gov. Kevin Stitt’s desk on Wednesday that would require purchases of equipment, products and services by the Office of Management and Enterprise

Congress created the precursor for what became the U.S. Department of Defense when it passed the National Security Act of 1947 and later amended it in 1949. The law required

This summer or fall, Comal ISD teachers can expect to receive new interactive flat panels, commonly known as "SMART Boards," for their classrooms.