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GRAYSON Schools on the east end of Carter County dismissed early on Friday due to the predicted large funeral procession for Duane Suttles, city clerk of Grayson and longtime firefighter.

Virtual 5K to benefit senior center

The Route 60 Yard Sale rolled back into the area on Friday, and the three-day event saw hundreds of shoppers and vendors line up along the corridor all the way

Poage and Prichard Elementary School academic teams won their respective regional Governor’s Cups last weekend. Both schools were reigning champions back to defend their 2021 titles.

Panoramic views of the city, mountains and more!

Huxley Williams knew he had the Kodiak Island Borough School District Spelling Bee in the bag when pronouncer Mat Freeman said the word “primordial.”

RUSH Star Elementary in Carter County is asking for the community to help replace materials ruined by a flood caused by a malfunctioning sprinkler.

197 infected in new coronavirus outbreaks at 65 schools, says Michigan’s May 3 school outbreak report Updated May 03, 2021; The data was collected on Thursday, April 29, and includes preschools and daycares in those buildings Last week, the state reported 189 infections in new outbreaks at 41 K-12 school districts. The biggest new outbreaks involves 14 children and staff at Teddy Bear Playhouse preschool in Oakland County’s Commerce Township, and 10 students at Harlan Elementary in Bloomfi...

Idaho sees COVID-19 cases increase Wednesday, with hospitalizations up as well Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Coronavirus Disease 2019 and last updated 2021-04-15 20:43:14-04 After a technological error delayed the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare from posting its daily COVID-19 statistics until around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, the state reported a surge of cases, adding 437. The bulk of new cases were added in Ada (140 new, 50,436 total), Canyon (45 new, 26,015 total), and Kootenai (54 new...

Idaho sees big day-to-day drop in COVID-19 cases, also shows positivity rate decline Ian Max Stevenson and Jim Keyser, The Idaho Statesman Apr. 16—A spike in coronavirus cases on Wednesday proved to be a blip for Idaho. The Department of Health and Welfare reported only 210 new cases Thursday, just about half the total of the day before, but the state did add nine COVID-19-related deaths. This week saw Idaho reach 2,000 deaths during the pandemic, and the total number now stan...