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New York state’s news organizations and lawmakers came together at the state capital this week to demonstrate their support for a tax credit for journalists in the upcoming state budget.

After a one-year hiatus following a 2023 vote by the student fee committee to end funding, The Voice, the student news source at Eastern Oregon University, has returned with an

There is momentum in Congress toward banning TikTok in the U.S. or forcing its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to sell to a non-Chinese owner.

In 1994 the story of a court order against Bob Richards moved from back-page obscurity to drive-time talk radio in a sequence that raised questions about what constitutes news.

“I can’t find Poole’s in the revised edition of ‘North Carolina’s Roadside Eateries: A Traveler’s Guide to Local Restaurants, Diners, and Barbecue Joints,’ What happened?”

Here’s a look at what is happening this week at the Johnson City Public Library.

For those of you who find pickleball confusing and scary, lets go back to a simpler time of outdoor games in this weeks edition of Clint Walkers THROWBACK MACHINE!

Local author and former Lincoln Public Schools teacher Jeff Chartier is back with two new books for young readers: “VENT NUMBER 5” and “LIE CHEAT STEAL” (second edition).

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The British-American anthropologist Ashley Montaqua once said, “The idea is to die young as late as possible.” Montaqua died at the ripe young age of 94.