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The city is bringing back a program to encourage residents to get outside and enjoy the outdoors.

Just what is owed to children is a question that first family and then perhaps educators and then community have to answer. The famed saying “It takes a community to

The recurring topic of the future of Coltrane-Webb Elementary and Beverly Hills Elementary came up during a budget presentation Thursday evening between Cabarrus County Schools and the Cabarrus County Board

When Carol and I were dating, she lived and taught in Victoria, and I worked for a Fortune 500 energy company in Houston. I was 25 at the time and

On paper, the state of Alabama has one of the most expansive open records laws in the nation. It says any citizen has the right to inspect and take copies

Wildstone Construction has won a $3.8-million contract to undertake a long-awaited renovation of the Oliver & District Arena.

A recent increase in coyote sightings in Decatur is partly seasonal, but wildlife experts say its also a function of development in rural areas causing coyotes to increase their urban

Over the weekend, strong winds created an issue at the North Valley Landfill. Hundreds of plastic bags and similar waste was lifted from the landfill by the winds and carried

April 15, 2024, marked a milestone in my life and the life of my company MASSolutions. This had nothing to do with tax filing deadlines. Instead, we celebrated our 20th

You may have noticed that a few brick and mortar stores in our region have either closed or relocated in recent weeks.