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Arts Council Napa Valley Education Alliance recognizes students artists and performers, Le Jazz Hot returns to the White Barn in St. Helena, and more in Napa Valley Art Notes.

The First Amendment’s Free Press Clause, which Thomas Jefferson declared indispensable to republicanism, has long been regarded as the “people’s right to know.” Without knowledge of governmental programs, policies and

The South Carolina Supreme Court is allowing the NAACP’s state conference to train nonlawyer volunteers to advise tenants as part of a three-year pilot program.

Amid the bustle of everyday student life, many students at the University of Georgia still find a way to recognize Ash Wednesday and Lent.

In the heart of the San Joaquin Valley, the Farmersville Unified School District confronts critical challenges impacting our educators and students. As an advocate for the Farmersville Teacherson Association and

NEW YORK — Nearly four years after Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape and sent to prison, New York’s highest court will hear arguments Wednesday in his quest to overturn

LEAD — Lead-Deadwood Middle School language arts teacher Sarah Johnson paused her Tuesday morning lesson for a surprise drop-in from School District Superintendent Dr. Erik Person and Middle School Principal

Columnist Shannon Brennan writes that watching birds is truly one of the best forms of entertainment and you can get a great chance to do so during the Great Backyard Bird Count, which starts Friday.

There is no border crisis. There is a human crisis on our border, and the distinction is important. Immigration is good. Immigrants are great, and the United States needs more

A former resident of the Pocono Ranchettes in Lehigh Twp., Wayne County, will face charges after a group of her dogs attacked two women Monday morning in Lehigh Twp, police