Page 107 - Technical Center News Today

“Every kid is one caring adult away from being a success story.” – Josh Shipp

Research on the cemetery is finally made public, and the findings aren’t just surprising — they’re unbelievable.

Bath-area school officials prefer to build a new school that would combine students from the burned-down Dike Newell School and another elementary school.

MOOREFIELD — Melissa Shockey, Director of Workforce Education at Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College (Eastern), presented second checks of $23,937.42 to Kristie Long, Health Occupations Teacher at Hampshire

There will be Republican Primaries for two local positions.

BELFAST — Belfast Central School graduated 24 students in a Friday evening ceremony. Class president Anna Drozdowski and valedictorian Justin Hill and salutatorian Canaan Sullivan all delivered speeches.

NEW CUMBERLAND — Tomlinson Run State Park is home to a new “Almost Heaven” swing. The swings are part of a program initiated by the West Virginia Depar

The fight of the century is unfolding in Sugar Land. Should the remains of the Sugar Land 95 be moved so construction on Fort Bend ISD's new school could continue as planned? Or should they be reburied where they were found?

Dmytro Gumenyuk, head of the safety analysis department of the State Scientific and Technical Center for Nuclear and Radiation Safety, details how exactly the enemy could damage the Zaporizhzhya NPP and the main dangers it would pose.

The end of expanded food assistance benefits, coupled with rising food costs, has created an enormous challenge for Mainers trying to put food on the