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University of North Carolina Wilmington professor Roger Shew highlights in his documentary the area's natural landscapes and challenges these environments face.

The veteran journalist shares his thoughts in his weekly sports column

According to a recent report by US Customs and Border Patrol, the number of migrant arrivals in South Florida this time of year, is up five times what they were last year.

The Railway & Locomotive Historical Society (R&LHS) has announced the addition of a seventh category to its Railway History Awards. Recognizing “excellence in magazine journalism devoted to past or present passenger rail service,” it is the William F. Howes Jr. Passenger Rail Article Award.

This letter is written by the Board of Decatur Performs, a non-profit organization established to support the performing arts in the City Schools of Decatur, with direct support provided to Beacon Hill Middle School and Decatur High School.

WINDSOR, Vt. — Human interest in wild mushrooms may derive from different origins. Some people may have culinary motives, while others may be foraging enthusiasts. Sometimes a person just has questions about a colorful, oddly shaped fungus while...

The Mount Vernon Community School District Alumni Association is pleased to announce the following alums have been selected as 2022 Alumni Hall of Fame recipients:

An international trade organization has set up a new chapter in the area. The North Carolina World T

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Given annually for the best student oral presentation on ecological research, the award was given to Paurava Thakore, a native of Dayton, Ohio, for his presentation titled, “Loss of relict oak forests along coastal Louisiana: A multiyear analyses using Google Earth Engine.” The research highlights the impact of changing climate and major hurricanes on the Chenier forests along coastal Louisiana.