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Proponents of the failed Moffat County School District bond, ballot measure 4A, say they’re going to reevaluate the plan after voters in Moffat County voted down the measure in Tuesday’s election. 4A would have brought…

As the conversation is brought to the fore in the district’s school board race, Moffat County School District is already in the midst of active discussion about the possibility for a four-day school week.

Hundreds of Livermore students and their families enjoyed clear skies and sunshine last Wednesday, Oct. 6, as they walked, bicycled, skated, and scootered to local schools on International Walk and

In just over three weeks, Moffat County residents will cast their ballots in this fall’s election. Among choices of future city council members and school board members, there is a ballot initiative that will determine…

After taking care of business on his end in small Pipe|!!| Florence gets a repeat world title in the semifinals thanks to France’s Jeremy Flores knocking out Gabriel Medina. But he loses the Pipe Masters to Flores in the finals.

The governor chose to sign education bills in deep-red Fresno.

Two schools in the Moffat County School District will mandate that staff and other adults wear masks after the latest COVID-19 numbers were released Friday. The Early Childhood Center Preschool and Sandrock Elementary have both…

An elementary school in Salina will have a fund established to support students after gifts from two organizations.

The theme this year was “Without Water, Life Would Be Pretty Dry.” Placing first in the annual contest were Sunset Elementary third-grader Stella Marcel, Rancho Las Positas fourth-grader Yul Kim, and Sunset Elementary fifth-grader Kayla Dippo. Second place went to Altamont Creek third-grader Utsha Dey, Emma C. Smith Elementary fourth-grader Selina Sharma, and Altamont Creek fifth-grader Angeline Roy. Third went to Emma C. Smith Elementary third-grader Prabveer Singh Sarang, Leo R. Cro...

It’s been a long journey for Sara Linsacum in her 13 years as a teacher and staff member within Moffat County School District. On May 14 Linsacum was named the new Craig Middle School Principal, capping off a long interview process that saw her emerge as the top candidate to replace outgoing principal David Grabowski. Linsacum, who served as the assistant principal and athletic director at CMS for the last five years, was humbled by the appointment to principal after 13 years within the distr...