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QUINCY — Purchases through the Gene Grawe Fund will mean tuition support for more than 480 families in the 2024-25 school year.

HARKER HEIGHTS — As conventional resources for electricity and power decrease, the need for renewable energy seems to be in the future, and Leeward Renewable Energy is looking to partner

The Omaha City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing and vote on the resolution during its meeting Tuesday.

Although her path is not the easiest at times, Zero Suicides Elko County President Lynette Vega has orchestrated change in how Elko residents of all ages view the topic of

QUINCY — The Friends of the Library’s bi-annual book sale is returning to the Quincy Public Library.

With April coming to a close in the next week, and summer creeping up on the Central Texas area, there’s still time to enjoy some springtime fun with events happening

An admission by the Big Sky Water and Sewer District that officials estimated data in 2020 used to decide litigation has revived allegations that their holding ponds are leaking.

A bill to legalize the recreational use of marijuana by adults began its journey in the N.H. Senate on Thursday.

The University of Southern California, one of dozens across the U.S. roiled by protests over the Israel-Hamas war, has canceled its main graduation ceremony, citing safety concerns.

NEWBURYPORT — Plans to build a recreation center on Low Street passed an important milestone earlier this week when the City Council’s Community Services subcommittee unanimously voted to refer design