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Olde St. John’s Episcopal to hold Ramp Fest on Saturday COLLIERS — Olde St. John’s Episcopal Church’s Ramp Fest will return Saturday. It will run

Using 29 hydroponic garden towers, the district plans to bring fresher produce to school meals, cut costs and reduce its carbon footprint.

Using 29 hydroponic garden towers, the district plans to bring fresher produce to school meals, cut costs and reduce its carbon footprint.

This April marks SOS Ministries’ annual Awareness Month celebrating 30 years of ministry in the Brazos Valley.

Fresh Dairy has donated Twenty (20) classroom desks to Kirinya Catholic Primary School for emerging 2nd Runner-Up winners in the 2018 Fresh Dairy Schools Program. The Primary Seven pupils from the school who originally had no desks in their classroom and had to make do with writing classwork on the floor were thrilled to sit […]

USD 428 Board of Education meetingMonday, April 10  -  5 p.

As the City of Kalamazoo begins its historic conversion of downtown streets from one-way to two-way, the Stuart Historic Neighborhood has submitted its neighborhood plan to work closely with the city and for the neighborhoods own placemaking and wel

SchoolPower President Amy Francis-Dechary and SchoolPower trustee Paul Dechary at JOY!, SchoolPower’s 37th Annual Gala. Photo by Candice Dartez Photography

OU received a nearly $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to provide support and additional child care services for OU student parents.

Patricia Hund grew up in Kingsbridge and attended Catholic school as a student. She kept the tradition alive by spending 43 years teaching at St. Margaret of Cortona School. That will end this summer when she retires.