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The Greenville Board of Adjustment unanimously voted to amend a special use permit for a farm-focused housing development along N.C. 43 North.

Tax Relief Act needs to be voted on now

Union Fest, the University of Wyoming’s annual spring celebration, will return to Simpson Plaza Friday, May 3, to celebrate the end of another school year and give the campus community

HIBBING—The one and only Range Shrine Circus is making a comeback, carrying on a tradition that started in the 1950s.

DEAR RUSTY: I want to apply for Social Security, but I want to make sure I get all the benefits I have earned. I am a veteran with a 10%

A series of storms that leveled portions of the Omaha metro area also dropped record rainfall and destroyed a building just outside of Norfolk.

It’s not often given today’s political climate that members of our Montana Legislature show overwhelming, bipartisan support for a piece of legislation. SB 442 was that special unicorn that brought

GRAND ISLAND — Chief Industries Inc. has announced two promotions.

The mayor should announce a strong initiative to fully administer its Proactive Rental Inspection law. The law exists to protect children from the life-altering effects of lead paint poisoning, as

NEWBURY — Visitors will receive some much-needed relief when town officials open a newly completed public restroom complex near Plum Island Center next month.