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The Delaware Farm Bureau Women’s Committee, Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee and three county boards this week announced its 2023 scholarship awardees.

UL's Educational Talent Search Program is accepting new applicants for middle and high school students in the Acadiana area.

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News from Grant County, New Mexico

Saxena is a Grade 4 student Battery Park City School. Her results were based on an above-grade-level test Johns Hopkins held across 76 countries for over 15,000 students.

Indian-American schoolgirl Samedha Saxena has been honoured as one of the "world's brightest" students by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY).

Eighteen-year-old Derek Hodgdon grew up in Swanton in a typical Franklin County family. Hard work was expected, college wasn’t, and pretty much everyone assumed that he would go right to work in the metal recycling business that bore his last name.  But while Swanton would always be home, Derek wasn’t convinced it was where he saw his future.  In seventh grade, Derek – along with many of his fellow classmates at Missisquoi Valley Union Middle and High School – started attending college...

The following is a release from the Press Office of Oregon U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley.