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RICHMOND — If the town is able to move forward with the 2024-25 operating budget as proposed, it would result in much-needed relief for local taxpayers.

Tax collections so far are up dramatically, which could open a path to a budget compromise in a May special session that does not include a tax increase.

The Clarksville ISD school board discussed renovation updates to the elementary campus, the Career and Technology Education building, the approval of a food service consulting company and other matters during

JIM HUERTER NAMED SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, NEBRASKA MARKET PRESIDENT, AT SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Security National Bank proudly announces the appointment of James "Jim" V. Huerter, III. as senior vice president,

LIMA, OH (WLIO) - The city of Lima gathered at Faurot Parks Rotary to celebrate Earth Day on Saturday.

RIDGELY — Swinging jazz, food, ecology and crafts for kids marked the outdoor Earth Day celebration on Saturday at Adkins Arboretum. There was also bird song from the woods and

Oklahoma came in near the bottom of yet another health and wellness study, this one measuring health care system access and outcomes.

Kuttner has had a longtime feud with a street musician whose chosen instruments, upturned buckets, dont garner universal acclaim.

ST. MICHAELS — On Thursday morning, Blue Heron Coffee buzzed with excitement and laughter as over a dozen patrons engaged with each other. In the center of it all are

Last November’s Erie County Executive election was peppered with stories about candidate character, opinion polls, tweets, war chests and endorsements. Somehow lost amid the partisan noise playing out in our