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"Did I finish everything that needed to be done? Absolutely not," Wrighton said. "But I think that weve provided a good foundation for the new manager going forward."

ASHLAND Nearly two dozen homeschooled children of Greenup County partnered to publish their first book at a young age.

Logan Alateen is a support group for children living with, related to, or friends with any alcoholics or addicts.

OLEAN — The Olean Area Farmers Market is open Saturday for the first time this season, operating from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the pavilion in Lincoln Park.

Tucked away in a hallway at One Church, formerly First Nazarene, Penny Ferguson handed out confectionary treats behind a carnival-themed booth Friday. She was dressed as a clown.

City Council members will consider whether to declare the site of a northwest North Platte townhome development “substandard and blighted” and a block near the downtown Federal Building “extremely blighted.”

The IRS plans to more than double its audit rate for its wealthiest taxpayers.

Hundreds of students protest at UW-La Crosse, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and standing in solidarity with Palestine. Demanding divestment from companies involved in occupation.

Keeping track of the number of amusement devices in a municipality for the purpose of levying a fee on them used to be a much simpler process.

MORRISDALE — Morris Township Supervisors awarded the bids for paving and stone at its meeting Wednesday night.