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HUNTINGTON — Huntington author Carter Taylor Seaton says she didn’t plan on becoming a writer. As she explains:

Spending in Legislature races; tornado loss estimate; Lincoln senior publishes book.

TurboTax says mistakes by its tax preparation software affected more than 12,000 Oregon tax returns, incorrectly directing them to take the state’s standard tax deduction in cases when people could save money by itemizing their deduction.

Carbon dioxide can be converted into useful elements, which could help fight the threat of a greenhouse effect.

MANDAN — The Williston Herald received four awards at the North Dakota Newspaper Associations Better Newspaper Contest on Saturday during the NDNA annual conference.

Six young-adult books have been challenged in Transylvania County Schools’ libraries as part of a formal process which reviews books based on the appropriateness of their content for school-aged children.

A senior at Pius X set a goal for herself years ago: Write and publish a novel before she walks the graduation stage May 19. And she did just that.

Recently released draft summaries for the new farm bill from the House and Senate ag committees will move conversations along, but neither is a final version, says Jake Westlin, vice president of policy and communications for the National Association of Wheat Growers. He doesnt foresee a final bill before the presidential election. "Theres going to be a lot of wait and see in terms of what the exact details are," Westlin says. "I do think theres a reasonable path forward there, bu...

Car insurance has gotten very expensive, and the ballooning costs are straining El Pasoans’ budgets.

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