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Live music venues are starting to pop up in various little hubs and hideaways across our valley because of creative and enthusiastic musicians who live by the same rule that

Deschutes National Forest trail crew supervisor Joe Welke wrote in this weeks trail report that most lower elevation trails — below 4,500 feet — are snow free and dry. Phils trails are open for business but beware that some upper portions of the system may still have patchy snow. Climb to higher trails while aware and assessing conditions, and please provide updates to Welke, bendtrails.org and the BendTrails Facebook group.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Were you hoping to run Bloomsday this year but fell short on your training? Don’t fret — there are still plenty of upcoming races in the Spokane

Seniors at Cherokee County high schools are preparing to don caps and gowns, and walk across the stage to accept their diplomas.

ATTLEBORO — The South Attleboro train station will partially reopen next month, officials said Thursday.

City leader John Lee says two cities have reached consensus on 65 projects spanning 15 sectors, including innovation, technology and industrial development.

The second round of hearings for the North Dakota route of Summit Carbon Solutions controversial multistate carbon dioxide pipeline kicked off Monday with testimony from multiple company executives, the public,

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. - Insurance companies are either raising rates or not renewing coverage for survivors of the Gray and Oregon Road fires that tore through the Medical Lake and

The criminal case against a Kokomo man charged with several counts of child molestation will move forward after a motion to dismiss was denied.

DEAR SAVVY SENIOR – What tips can you offer retirees with health issues who are planning some trips? We’ve been looking forward to traveling again after staying home the past