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CORBIN — Main Street in downtown Corbin was home to the fourth annual Colonel Fest this weekend, providing members of the community with the opportunity to celebrate Corbin’s unique place

Six candidates are running in the Republican primary election for governor of Indiana on May 7. Incumbent Eric Holcomb (R) is term-limited.

ATLANTIC BEACH — The Atlantic Beach Council voted unanimously Monday night to authorize Town Manager John O’Daniel to apply for a large state grant to help fund major improvements at

A gallon of purified water is 40 cents, while a gallon of alkaline water is $1.10. The water comes through the city but goes through extra purification through their system.

Supporting innovation is a key component to growing a vibrant small-business community, and the Oregon State University-Cascades Innovation District and hub are ways to incubate that, economists say.

Guest Commentary: The Federal Communications Commission recently released a draft net-neutrality order that it will vote on Thursday. Unfortunately, the 434-page proposal appears just as flawed as previous versions.

UMATILLA — Students in the Umatilla School District are so good at putting their robots through their paces, they are shining on an international stage set up in Houston.

The coffee shop is reopening Thursday "for real this time," according to new owner Brent Martone.

The Northeast Health District is expanding resource availability of PrEP, a medication that reduces the risk of HIV infection, and naloxone, a nasal spray that blocks the effects of opioids

Peek-A-Boo La Michoacana Delight brings authentic Mexican ice cream to Eugene, offering a unique blend of flavors and cultural experiences