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Southern Oregon University is growing in enrollment numbers after a tumultuous few years brought on by budget cuts, the COVID-19 pandemic and natural disasters.

Chairman Lord Hughes said matters of national security and police workings will have to be heard in private.

As Southern Oregon University prepares to welcome students back to campus, it will be the first school year since the university made $14 million in budget cuts.

The Transferred as Retired from Racing process can now be completed digitally through the Interactive Registration (IR) website

On Aug. 8, 2023, The Jockey Club Registry issued its 100,000th digital certificate of foal registration to a gray or roan colt by Tacitus, out of Jibboom by Mizzen Mast.

More than 700 million people on our planet are exposed to tsunamis, but new technological advancements and international cooperation efforts will make future tsunami warnings more timely, accurate and accessible to all those at risk.

LEXINGTON — An ordinance to reduce the number of days fireworks can be sold and discharged within the Lexington city limits was passed on first reading by the Lexington City

LEXINGTON — After the lengthy hearing regarding the proposed Crossroads homeless shelter, the Planning Commission did rule on four other items during their Wednesday meeting.

SELINSGROVE — A new restaurant and oil change service business will be moving onto the Strip in Monroe Township in the next several months.

Every day, thousands of people from all parts of El Norte make the vertiginous drive up to Los Alamos National Laboratory. It’s a trek that generations of New Mexicans have