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Newly proposed energy guidelines from the Environmental Protection Agency would require Ameren to revise its long-term plans for the Labadie Energy Center.

Splintering is not always bad. Lord Acton is quoted as saying, “Absolute power corrupts absolutely,” and I believe there is much truth in that. But there is another side to

The world has always been a dangerous place. My late grandfather once said, “There are sharks out there. You have to watch out.”

MARLOW — Traffic light safety from highway intersections to crosswalks took precedence with Marlow City councilors Tuesday night.

TRAVERSE CITY — The race for Grand Traverse County Drain Commissioner heated up this week when former county commissioner Ron Clous declared his candidacy for the office.

A state grant for the Third Ward rehabilitation project in the City of Bradford is going to make significant improvements in some heavily traveled parts of the city.

Early in April I traveled to Harrisburg to participate in the Pennsylvania State Education Association’s House of Delegates for retired teachers. I had volunteered to go mainly because this was

Fewer Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week as the labor market continues to hold up despite higher interest rates imposed by the Federal Reserve in its bid to curb

CHATHAM TWP. - Residents will pay about the same as they did last year in municipal taxes according to this years municipal budget, which was unanimously passed at the Tuesday,

According to the Salamonie Interpretive Center, Salamonie is derived from the Miami Indian word “osahmonee,” which means “yellow paint.” Bloodroot plants grew along the river, and the Miami made yellow