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School officials should be complimented for seeking public input on how the estimated $1.7 million insurance settlement money for the McKinley gym fire should be used. It is not a

The Tulsa billionaire talks about the approach and philosophy behind his family foundation, why it focuses on Tulsa and what happens to it when he dies.

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He didn’t have any current warrants for his arrest, but when a Monroe County Sheriff’s Deputy stood next to him at a store counter, he saw something that made him

WAUSEON — The Fulton County commissioners Tuesday reviewed a certificate of mailing notices to notify landowners regarding a petition submitted for a proposed drainage improvement.

The Assessor’s Office on May 3 mailed 23,450 assessment notices that show an average value increase of 10% for residential properties throughout the City of Racine.

The 100th annual Apple Blossom Parade makes its way through downtown St. Joseph.

A day after West Virginia bashed four home runs in a 5-4 win, Cincinnati went the Mountaineers one better, at least in terms of productivity.

The following names and charges were reported by the Butts County Sheriff’s Office, Jackson Police Department, Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and Georgia State Patrol. They appeared in the Butts

Electricity demand in the Northwest is expected to grow more than 30% in the next decade, or about 5% more than estimated last year and triple the prediction three years