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Citrus County Utilities, in conjunction with the Florida Section of the American Water Works Association, has announced the winners of this year’s Drop Savers Poster contest. The contest, which aims

BOSTON — The number of senior citizens on the state’s Medicare savings programs has increased since eligibility was expanded to help more beneficiaries pay for health care premiums and prescription

Washington, D.C. — On May 1, Congressman Dan Meuser and Williamsport small business owners Vince and Selina Pulizzi took a trip to the U.S. Capitol Building for the House Small

In the fast-paced retail sector, where compliance with constantly evolving regulations is paramount, the absence of a comprehensive e-vapor product directory poses a formidable challenge for law-abiding retailers. As a

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.

As development pushes toward the edges of El Paso, City Council is mulling a massive increase in water and wastewater impact fees, in some cases by up to 1,000%.

Since its formation in 1935, when local groups were called Home Demonstration clubs, OHCE has worked to make families more resilient, with a greater ability to adapt to change.

SPRINGFIELD — With about three weeks to go before the Illinois General Assembly is scheduled to adjourn its spring legislative session, supermajority Democrats showed their strength this week as fiscal

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OKLAHOMA CITY – Legislative leaders and Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office are expected to sit down Monday in what could be a historic public meeting on budget negotiations.