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KU is hoping the expansion of resources and support will set students up for success later in life.

Feb. 7 marked National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and the Mattapan Community Health Center (MCHC) along with other community partners participated in a panel discussion held at the Spoke Art Center in downtown Boston, where advocates spoke about the disproportionate impact that the virus has on the Black community and the stigma that discourages people from getting tested.

In this week's Update, we present the latest data on Primary Voting Intention, Consumer Confidence & Business Confidence.

When the Loudoun County School Board on Feb. 6 approved a $1.82 billion budget request for the 2024-25 school year, board member Deana L. Griffiths (Ashburn) unsuccessfully sought to eliminate

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AS part of Adult Support and Protection Day (February 20) SBC is asking the public to look out for those most at risk of harm in the community

The entire WSU system will have a chance to hear from WSU TRIO alums during WSU’s National TRIO Day Celebration Feb. 20-22.

Retention rates between semesters have never been higher as the number of returning freshmen is an all-time record this spring.

Edoff said that the current tax rate in the district is 7 mills, which voters have been paying for a long period of time. The May bond proposal would continue the current tax rate without an increase, Edoff said. 

"Learn about the alarming increase in colon cancer diagnoses among young Americans, and the efforts being made to understand and combat this trend."