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Plans for the Border Highway Connector between the Santa Teresa Port of Entry and city of Sunland Park are moving forward, as the New Mexico transportation department looks to reduce

Students from Palmer and Pleasanton were among the top winners in the FFA Cooperative Speaking competition during the State FFA Convention April 3-5 in Lincoln.

25 years ago (1999)

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in North Carolina launched the Great Smoky Cannabis Co. on tribal land, allowing legal purchase of medical marijuana. The dispensary marks a significant step in the tribes efforts to liberalize cannabis rules and reap financial rewards for its members.

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My parents moved to Newburyport in 1970 in my teen years. My family moved to town because my father, who was a restaurant manager for Friendly’s at the time, was

GIVE (Girls Invested in Volunteer Efforts) awarded its largest grant ever Sunday. The $18,000 will benefit Bethesda Pediatrics, officials announced during a special grant presentation event held at The Venue at Cantina Laredo in Tyler.

Gov. Wes Moore bragged the other day about “going 26 for 26” in passing his bills through the General Assembly, a display of bipartisan achievement he called “Maryland’s win.”

When I tell my cable company that I don’t want 200 channels, I only want to pay for 10, they give me that lame excuse, “Sorry, its a package deal.”

Biogas collected from inside the regional landfill is burned on site to reduce greenhouse gas pollution, but work is underway to instead harvest and convert that byproduct into usable energy.