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June 8, 2024
From Tory Marie Blew (State Representative)...I hope you've heard the
June 8, 2024
40 students at Reclaim Academy, an online, self-paced program graduated Friday. Director of Innovation, Nicki Cornejo said the program is free of charge and falls under Trinity Charter Schools, which specialize in working with at risk youth.
June 8, 2024
Williamsport, Pa. — Lycoming County Court of Common Pleas Judge William Carlucci denied a motion requesting that he recuse himself from a case in Lycoming County Court on Thursday.
June 8, 2024
TEWKSBURY — This past week, State Congres­sional candidate, George Ferdinand, announced he signed the U.S. Term Lim­its for Congress Pledge.
June 7, 2024
Mary Souza, a traditional conservative Republican and former State Senator, announced her candidacy for the Idaho Republican Party Chairmanship, challenging the current chairwoman, Dorothy Moon.
June 6, 2024
The passing of Senate Bill 1671 in 2022, which gave direction for Holocaust education in public schools, has now inspired the creation of an app focused on imme
June 5, 2024
The citys Board of Control is requested to make a payment of $7,500 to structural engineering company Barber & Hoffman based out of Cranberry Township in Pennsylvania.
June 3, 2024
Illinois State Senate District 24 Senator Seth Lewis emphasized the importance of prioritizing Illinois residents when crafting the state budget. "These are the Illinoisans that should be our top priority when crafting a budget," Lewis stated. Lewis, who defeated Democrat Lauren Nowack in the 2022 general election, reiterated, "These are the Illinoisans that should be our top priority when crafting a budget."
June 3, 2024
After years three years as a state representative, Judy Amabile is running for a senate seat. Boulder Weekly
May 31, 2024
The unanimous decision has sparked a wave of reactions across the nation, and here in Jacksonville, local leaders from both the Republican and Democratic parties are weighing in.