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The fourth annual Monster Mashup Arts Show runs through May 12 at Selby Public Library.

The US Department of Energy (DOE) selected four new projects to receive up to $8.4 million to establish new geothermal energy and heat production from abandoned oil and gas wells. With this funding, DOE is partnering with existing well owners and operators to use their idle or unproductive wells to...

The Artist Who Challenges City Mayors to be Water-wise Internationally renowned marine life artist, Wyland, has painted a new building mural to celebrate Earth Month. The new piece will be added to Wyland’s repertoire of over 100 building murals around the globe. In 1993 Wyland founded the Wyland Foundation — dedicated to promoting, protecting, and preserving the world’s ocean, waterways, and marine life and encourages environmental awareness through community events, education programs, ...

Few smells stir up nostalgia as quickly as a box of crayons. But for some, a box of crayons stirs up emotions. Until Crayola released its “Colors of the World” collection in 1992, many children would reach into a box only to discover there was no color to match their skin tone, not to mention a coloring page that represented their ethnicity or family structure. The coloring book puts an emphasis on different types of family structures. However, a coloring book — titled “Finding Joy in o...

Helen Mattson marks living more than a century. Submitted photo She was born on Dec. 4, 1919, in Anoka, Minn. She had a hole in her neck when she was 9 months old. The doctor said there was nothing they could do, but Helen’s brother, Grant, found a college student who knew something about radiation and they were able to close the wound. You can still see the wound on her neck. Helen attended Tuttle Elementary School. She attended Marshall High School in Minn...