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The newest addition to races comes with a $50,000 purse and plenty of backstory.

LINCOLN – Lincoln’s May E-Waste event, hosted by Indie Cycle, will not be completely free for participants.

POCATELLO — Nederlander Concerts has inked a multi-year agreement for exclusively programming and consulting for Pocatello’s Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre (The Port), the independent concert promoter announced today.

The Broncos trade for QB Dak Prescott and still land pass rusher Dallas Turner in this 2024 NFL mock draft.

While this year’s Angelina Benefit Rodeo will be missing the sight and signature sound of longtime announcer Mike Mathis — who died in December at the age of 75 —

Local gas prices were on cruise control this week, as the average cost per gallon in Bradford remained exactly the same as last Monday at $3.897.

For those plant lovers who just have to be among plants, especially the newer varieties that are hard to find, come to the University of Tennessee plant sale at the

Jan Gardner was left with aphasia, which affects a persons ability to speak and understand, just as actor Bruce Willis.

METHUEN — A coalition of community advocates concerned about the Steward Health Care System is hosting rallies Wednesday at Holy Family hospitals in Methuen and Haverhill.

IMPERIAL — San Diego State University Architect Bob Schulz recently unveiled renderings of the upcoming low-income student dormitory project under design along with the Imperial Valley College.