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Southeast Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Jordan Gibson presents a check totaling $1,250 to Shelby Valley High School Educator Zelda Hall for the purchase of calculus learning tools and equipment. The school is one of four from the region selected for the Chamber’s 2021 Excellence in Education Grant program. Submitted photo The Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce recently awarded $5,000 in education grants through its Excellence in Education Grant Prog...

Eagle Country 99.3 By Ripley County Community Foundation, news release Tyson Library received an $850 grant. Photo provided.  (Batesville, Ind.) - A total of $1,450.00 was distributed during the Ripley County Community Foundation’s 4th cycle of Small Grants in December of 2020. Three organizations within Ripley County were awarded a small grant: Child Evangelism Fellowship, St. Louis Catholic School, and Tyson Library. Child Evangelism Fellowship received $500.00 to p...

A GOOD AGE: Teacher, 92, savors success stories from Weymouths first ESL program Sue Scheible, The Patriot Ledger © Greg Derr/The Patriot Ledger Marguerite "Peg" Fasino, 92 of Weymouth was one of the first teachers of English as a second language in the area and began in the Weymouth schools in 1986. Wednesday January 13, 2021 Greg Derr/The Patriot Ledger WEYMOUTH — On Martin Luther King Day in 1995, the towns Fair Housing Commission presented its eighth annual Citizen of ...

MoLabs "MoBus" should be visiting Title One middle schools by the fall. A long-stalled plan to bring more STEM learning to Title One middle schools in Leon and Gadsden counties is back on track. The Mo-Bus project has received a large grant from the All Points North Foundation. The Mo-Bus has long been a dream of the Mo-Lab organization, co-founded by Trish Hanson. Originally it was to visit 9 Title One middle schools with a variety of hands-on science experiences. "The machinations of Mo-Bus h...

It is with much love and sadness we mourn the passing of Barbara A. Beals, age 79. She left us while peacefully sleeping, due to complications of COVID on January 8, 2021, at the Annandale Care Center, knowing she was deeply loved. Private family memorial services will be held at a later date at Bethany Lutheran Church in Loman, Minnesota. Burial will follow at Riverside Cemetery. Barb was born February 12, 1941, in International Falls, Minnesota to Rudy and Bess Lemke. Barb grew up in Internat...

XII. Superintendent’s Report XIII. Adjourn Due to the current federal and state emergency declarations and guidance about limiting person-to-person contact due to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, all meetings of the Pillager Public Schools (ISD No. 116) school board will be conducted in accordance with Minnesota Statute 13D.021 - Meetings by Telephone or Other Electronic Means until further notice. Crow Wing County Committee meeting schedule The following list includes Crow Wing County me...

Santa Claus and helpers deliver gifts to Great Falls children Colter Anstaett By: Colter Anstaett and last updated 2020-12-25 20:41:23-05 GREAT FALLS — With sleigh bells jingling and Santa Claus in tow, two horse-drawn wagons made their way through the streets of Great Falls on Christmas Day. The wagons were followed by trailers carrying boxes of toys for kids. "We felt bad about the pandemic situation and the fact that kids couldnt travel for Christmas,” said Pete Fon...

Community By Rafael Hoffman NEW YORK - The U.S. Capitol building in Washington. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File) After months of bickering and political angling in Washington, Americans should soon begin to reap the benefits of the latest round of federal COVID financial relief. The funds are enumerated in a massive spending bill hastily finalized early this week by Congressional leaders in both houses and parties together with representatives from the White House. The legislation, whi...

❰ Back to the Main Site❰ Back Houston Engineering plays Santa’s helper at West Fargo school this holiday season Employees of the engineering firm on Wednesday delivered a truckload of gifts to students at L.E. Berger Elementary Written By: Andrew Weeks | × Wrapped presents are seen in the office of Houston Engineering on Tuesday, Dec. 15, in Fargo, N.D. In an effort to help those in need this holiday season, the company purchased gifts for about 85 students at...

You can help a local child in need by donating shoes and last updated 2020-12-14 05:00:31-05 Monday is the last day to make sure a child in need gets a new pair of shoes under the Christmas tree this year. Madeira Beach Fundamental School is collecting new sneakers for students at nearby Title One schools. At least 40 percent of kids there come from low-income families. The campaign started nine years ago, and last year they broke a school record and collected more than 200 pairs of shoes. Shoe...