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Charleston – The first part of a two-phase overall $4.2 million rate increase for customers of Beckley Water Co. goes into effect on June 24 after state regulators endorsed a

DuBOIS — The mother/daughter team of Rita Gutowski and Mary Shaffer amused and informed a crowd of 79 members and guests, who gathered for the DuBois Area Historical Society’s 16th

RALEIGH — The North Carolina General Assembly returned Wednesday for its budget-adjustment session, receiving a spending plan from Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper that seeks to halt Republicans’ premier policies in

Three dozen people applied to help create a community development corporation to implement the master plan, which covers 56 acres in north Tulsa.

So far, the findings do not represent actual virus that may be a risk to consumers.

Faribault High School, Bethlehem Academy and Waterville-Elysian-Morristown High School each had at least two students who brought home an award or scholarship from the Minnesota FFA State Conference.

The city of College Station is considering having a paid parking pilot program this June for the Mexico-Brazil soccer game and the George Strait concert.

Ada County Elections officials unveiled a new online Ballot Verifier tool for the public on Wednesday, saying the first of its kind program is designed to increase election transparency. Members

Legislation was passed Thursday to commit the countys opioid settlement funds to get additional dollars from the OneOhio Recovery Foundation grant dollars. The state has more than a million dollars

But resolutions regarding the request were pulled from the agenda prior to Thursdays meeting in order to go through legal review.