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Baker Tim Currie employs the fewest steps possible between farm and table. His naturally leavened sourdough and rye bread, baked with ancient grains, were available at a commercial space in

Elected officials in Osoyoos made a $50-million decision Tuesday morning to commit the town to building a new water system that pulls from their local lake.

COLLEGE PARK — The College Park Skyhawks recently hosted a Career Expo event for fourth and fifth graders at West Clayton Elementary School.

These cell phones are good choices for a parent

Just over four months after Appoquinimnink School District voters rejected a referendum campaign, they head back to the polls Tuesday.

WASHINGTON — Military and humanitarian aid could be on its way to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan within weeks after the U.S. House took a series of overwhelmingly bipartisan votes Saturday

On Monday afternoon under a cloudless sky at Central Kentucky Regional Airport (CKRA), Congressman Andy Barr announced that CKRA would be awarded $3.5 million in federal funding.

It’s well known that Republicans are “friendly” to corporations. But, as Montana’s top elected officials, Gov. Greg Gianforte and Attorney General Austin Knudsen, increasingly side with the polluters, Montana’s citizens

The worlds your oyster.

Cumberland County’s local option sales tax collections are nearly $300,000 below budgeted projections for the fiscal year, Jennifer Turner, Cumberland County finance director reported during April’s county commission meeting.