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The Space and Missile Defense Command’s most senior civilian leader is ready to secure the high ground.

“The future is yours,” Upper Adams School Board President Tom Wilson recently told two students enrolled in career programs for welding and advanced manufacturing technology

The company has announced that its H-UKR cement has become the first clinker-free cement in the world to be validated by the CSTB for applications on all types of structures.

For decades, Harold Smith has created colorful paintings and multimedia works in his Kansas City, Kansas, living room. These days, he has a big new space and his artwork is in museums and on national television.

SUMMIT Students at Boyd County Middle School are gaining skills and exploring interests through Project Lead The Way (PLTW).

Anyone receiving their first dose of either Pfizer or Moderna vaccines will receive a $100 Visa gift card.

AMORY – The Amory School District will soon transition to a new online platform hosting communications between administrators, instructors and students’ families.

The South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA) has issued an RFP to develop a 400-acre plot of land at Atlantic City International Airport.

WATERVILLE — The Thomas Cup is a free event for Maine high schoolers in which teams of five students compete in science, technology, engineering, and innovation competitions for the chance to win their names on the Thomas Cup and receive scholarships worth up to $10,000 over four years. Competition areas include cyber defense, esports, computer science, and crime scene analysis.

Robert Crosser, the head of the Fort Bend County Historical Commission’s cemetery committee, has seen much in his 93 years and speaks with a certain amount of fatalism about historical