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I was raised in Citrus County and have devoted my adult life to the well-being of our community. Graduating from Citrus High School in 1998, I later obtained a Bachelor

"This decision does not clear Rep. Brandtjen of any wrongdoing, there is just not enough evidence to move forward to let a factfinder decide,” Susan Opper said.

IDAHO REPUBLICAN PARTY: Our party has always worked best when authority and legitimacy come from the ground up rather than the top down.

In reviving a Civil War-era, pre-statehood ban on all abortions this month, Arizona has caught up with Texas. National attention created by the Arizona Supreme Court should remind Americans that

In observance of National Donate Life Month, Iredell Health System hosted a flag-raising ceremony, followed by a moment of silence to honor the selfless act of organ donation and celebrate

Humane Society of Central Texas board President Patricia Meadows announced her resignation Friday, saying stalled city of Waco contract negotiations could jeopardize the nonprofits relationship with the city animal shelter.

Todays letters to the editor include:• Lets return to civil discourse• Reader urges reelection of Weirick• Parents thank community for generosity• Disheartened by Yakym’s response to calls for a ceasefire•

Funds for a Children’s Organ Transplant Association (COTA) community campaign are being raised to benefit a West Virginia family after their daughter received a lifesaving organ transplant.

Bob Dylan’s third studio album, “The Times They Are a-Changing,” was released in February of 1964. A departure from his first two efforts, the disc featured only original compositions, stark

Remember growing up when schools and society sent a clear message that a successful career required a college degree (or pro sports contract), and every other path was second best?