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Tyler’s downtown square was filled with locals and visitors in their best cowboy boots and jeans Saturday to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival. In a sold-out event, organizers said an estimated 7,000 people attended the festival.

Wrangler-guided horseback trail rides at Indian Cave State Park in southeast Nebraska will be discontinued. Instead, the park will focus more on shooting sports.

More than 40 years later, nine Child Victims Act lawsuits accuse a former teacher of molesting middle school boys and the Holland Central School District of failing to prevent the

Everyone remembers their first job. It was an important step in our development as adults. The more we can do as a state to help teenagers and young adults get

WOBURN - Likely to make drastic cuts from Superintendent Dr. Matthew Crowley’s draft $90 million proposal, the School Committee earlier this week confirmed it will finalize its FY’25 spending plan

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The Joplin Globe publishes summaries of routine and follow-up inspections performed by the Joplin Health Department. Businesses that are inspected either pass or fail based on violations found during the

BERNARDS TWP. - Apparently some Township Committee members thought ideas posed by residents to address health emergencies and reduce lawn sign clutter during their Tuesday, April 13 meeting were considered

It’s been one thing after another with the new-but-not-necessarily-improved Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a form that helps students pay for college.

Buffalos economic development commissioner, building owners, developers and others say the key lies in remaking downtown so its not reliant as much on daytime workers but rather on its new