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Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner, D-Round Lake, will chair the Small Business Committee, while Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara, D-Rotterdam, will replace Woerner as chair of the Libraries and Education Committee.

Lauderdale County supervisors are taking stock of the available resources as they look to start off another board term.

COLUMBIA, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster recently announced his Executive Budget for fiscal year 2024-2025. The governors fiscally responsible budget sets the stage for South Carolina to continue its record-breaking

On Wednesday night, another school made an abrupt, unexpected change.

On Wednesday night, another school made an abrupt, unexpected change.

These investments are integral to the EUs overarching mission to achieve climate neutrality with net-zero gas emissions by 2050.

Naples Library unveils major expansion and upgrades Naples

NAPLES — The Naples Library is inviting the public to join the library director, staff and trustees for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Jan. 27 that will be followed by a tour

EU countries worry moves by Paris and Berlin to ensure cheap energy for industry could harm the bloc’s competitiveness.

Inflation, turnover, minimal increases in state aid to education, and pay raises absorbed by non-teaching staff: Those are the reasons for South Dakota’s lagging teacher pay, according to education experts and school officials. The Legislature expected to infuse over $60 million into public K-12 education in the first year following 2016’s historic half-percent state sales […]