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The career excursion that recently took place on April 23 at Ferris State University in Big Rapids had many different information booths and real-life examples of what they all do

The City of Effingham and Illinois Housing Development Authority are teaming up to address the city’s ongoing affordable housing shortage. This week, they asked local residents for input.

In recognition of National Preservation Month in May, the Historic Preservation Award Committees in Bristol, Virginia and Bristol, Tennessee will hold a joint award ceremony on May 16.

Heather Hall is on a mission to make sure books get to where they are needed most, to the people they are about and represent.

Fourteen years after he last worked in the realm of University of Missouri athletics, Laird Veatch is back.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Confirmed Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) cases have been reported across the United States, now appearing in cattle, humans and poultry, according to the Centers for Disease

SOUTHERN INDIANA – Six vehicles believed to have been purchased illegally by Jamey Noel through Utica Township Volunteer Fire Fighters Association funds were searched Friday in the ongoing criminal case

ELIZABETHTOWN — In celebration of Earth Day 2024, the Adirondack Council awarded 12 micro-grants totaling $24,500 to local farmers and value-added food/beverage/fiber producers.

READING - The town’s Board of Health will next month consider a proposal to impose a local lifetime tobacco purchase ban for all persons who haven’t turned 21 by Jan.

Taps For Private Tussie is Jesse Stuart’s best-known book. Published in 1943, Taps quickly captivated America’s reading public. It became an instant best seller, with over a million copies sold