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Last week, an unexpected opportunity arose when Todd Rundgren’s publicist, Paul Maloney, emailed me to inform me of a last-minute cancellation, leaving a 20-minute window for a Zoom interview with

Dr. Jeffrey Gold could be set to receive an annual salary of more than $1 million, plus benefits and perks worth thousands more, as president of the University of Nebraska.

EARLEVILLE — Deep Roots, a non-profit that helps families in homelessness, will celebrate its 10th year Saturday with food, music, activities, special speakers, tours and the burial of a time

GEORGETOWN, Ill. — Aspiring young livestock exhibitors can gain a competitive edge with the 4-H Showmanship Clinic held directly before the Swine and Beef Showdown in Georgetown.

Darian Wigfall, a long-time activist, has joined the fight against environmental racism. Wigfall, a former music label executive, is executive director of St. Paul Episcopal Church in the Carondelet neighborhood.

Employees of Westmont Hilltop School District may soon be allowed to enroll their children in the schools tuition-free.

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

On Tuesday, residents shared their thoughts on Norman’s financial future at a public hearing held by the City Council.

Preliminary indications are that it was caused by a bird.

Owners of ATH|BNB: The Rushmore, Candice and Cameron Treadway, gave the Classic City its first wine brand with the release of Athens Wine Company. Five bottles were previewed during the