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After hosting qualifying races at Arapahoe Basin Ski Area from Dec. 11-12, the U.S. Ski Mountaineering Association named 24 athletes to the 2021-22 national team that will compete across the globe this winter. Among the...

Other minor upgrades for Jeep’s three-row mid-size SUV include extra tech for the front and rear passengers and three new paint colors.

The time Kevin Appier was almost a Chicago Cub.

In a unanimous 9-0 vote, the Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved renaming Twin Lakes Drive after the late Austin Corbett.

A scholarship named in honor of bullied teen awarded to 16 Central Oregon students

Central Oregon Community College's (COCC) office of diversity and inclusion was recently awarded a $184,902 grant from the Meyer Memorial Trust's equitable education portfolio that will support, expand and implement a range of equity and diversity programs at the college. The majority of the award will be applied to COCC's college preparatory programs designed for underserved district high schoolers, aimed at specific operational costs and the funding of a Native American program ...

Not everyone is meant to go to college, and Summit High School does what it can to support its students who might not want to take that path. Summit High School’s Oakley Van Oss is...

On Wednesday, Dec. 1, local Alpine skier Jenna Sheldon kicked off her Alpine skiing season close to home at Copper Mountain Resort as part of the FIS Alpine Ski Nor-Am Cup. Sheldon competed in the...

Kentucky bolstered its already-strong 2022 recruiting class with the addition of Barion Brown, a four-star athlete from Pearl-Cohn High School in Nashville.

Justine Gross, a sophomore from New Jersey, was found dead in a landfill on Nov. 12.