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JACKSON — After years of legislative wrangling failed to arrange the sale of 640 acres of state land to Grand Teton National Park, state land managers are eyeing a new

The following award winners were announced at the opening reception of Iowa Crafts: 46 at the Charles H. MacNider Art Museum on Saturday, Sept. 30, at 2:30 p.m., according to

"The Monterey Bay Area Cactus and Succulent Society’s 2023 Fall Show and Sale will be held from 3-6 p.m. on Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday," writes Tom Karwin. "Other garden plant societies typically hold separate shows and sales each year. The shows are scheduled when the plants are at peak bloom, and the sales occur in the later season when the plants are ready to be divided and planted."

Cabarrus County continues to be one of the top tourist destinations in North Carolina and I think you can see evidence of it in all the hotels. Another one is

Falling trees cause thousands of dollars in property damage each year, leaving people without power and footing a hefty bill.

Kannapolis office closed, Village Park moving to fall hours

Over the last fifty years, few public health professionals have considered Marxism relevant, and few Marxists have treated pandemics as an imminent concern. We offer this paper to help both public health professionals and socialists view pandemics through a Marxist lens. Although our theory is global in scope, we focus on the U.S. because of its scientific prominence, its outsized global role in the AIDS pandemic, and its poor performance in the COVID-19 pandemic. Our hope is that this piece wil...

Asia is set to dominate the global poultry industry but its rise is not without social, environmental and economic costs.

Democratic presidents dating back to Jimmy Carter have used the Antiquities Act to create new national monuments in Western states without any congressional participation. But it can't happen in the Cowboy State due to a legal loophole that Wyoming politicians pushed through in 1950.

On one hand, the Biden administration wants to stop all oil and gas production. On the other, it wants do everything it can to avoid the consequences of that policy, which requires it to get oil from somewhere.