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I never had luck growing lavender until I moved to Napa County, writes Cindy Watter, a UC Master Gardener of Napa County.

Candidates for various districts of the Adams County Board of Commissioners discussed taxes, communication and more during a League of Women Voters forum Friday at the YWCA of Adams County.

The Pennsylvania Utility Commission on Thursday unanimously voted to suspend and investigate proposed rate increases by FirstEnergy, which would have taken effect June 1.

With Florida set to enforce a six-week abortion ban as early as May 1 and a near-total prohibition taking effect soon after in Arizona, staffers at abortion funds say they

The Grand Island Public Library Foundation is gearing up for Go Big Give on May 2. Hit the Spot, a popular food truck, will be serving lunch from 11 a.m.

Newmont reports an adjusted net income of $630 million and the production of 2.2 million gold equivalent ounces in the first quarter of 2024.

A team of women called The Bug Girls use their expertise and knowledge about bugs and rats to inform and educate the next generation of researchers and scientists.

Stockton Universitys Introduction to Hip Hop Culture class hosted a block party Tuesday at the schools Multicultural Center, celebrating the genres music, culture, dance and graffiti.

Heres the latest in business news from the Helena area.

NORTH ANDOVER — Jim Mealey, deputy superintendent for financial and operations, “took full responsibility” this past week on multiple occasions for the more than $3 million deficit facing the North