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I support Dave Drotzmann for senator for District 29. His dedication and commitment to addressing critical issues make him the clear choice.

In a video released after the NYPD cleared protesters out of an academic building on campus, Minouche Shafik said students “have paid an especially high price.”

Data and public input collected by the SD61 board all point to gaps that need filling to ensure student wellbeing in schools—with or without the SPLO program.

For the last 35 years, Mike McCormick has been tending to over 200 peonies which are beginning to pop. No chemicals or sprays are used in the growing process. Last

Incoming freshmen at Oregon’s public universities will pay record tuition for the upcoming school year, with all seven of the state’s public universities hiking the cost again.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration gave the Glynn Middle School an online shoutout recently, much to the excitement of teacher Alexia Branch.

On a snowy day in January 2003, tourism officials from across Southwest Virginia converged on the Carter Fold for an organizational meeting of something called “The Crooked Road.”

TANNER — Students in the Limestone County advanced agriculture program have been busy the past four months feeding and nurturing pigs while keeping an eye on livestock market prices —

I cannot believe that people with a sound mind still believe that President Trump raped E. Jean Carroll almost 30 years ago. What a coincidence that all of this is

The pipe on Bent Mountain ruptured as water was pumped through it at high pressure to test for leaks. Pipeline opponents say this shows the 303-mile high-pressure gas pipeline is not ready for use. Mountain Valley Pipeline is seeking permission to activate it by June 1.