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PERE MARQUETTE TWP. — The Mason County Historical Society hosted its “Trial of the Century” Saturday morning and afternoon at Historic White Pine Village, highlighting a real-life case that went

Four years into her climbing journey, Utah writer Melissa Fields making the transition from someone who climbs to being a rock climber.

Lyon County became the latest rural county to declare an economic emergency and decline to enforce the governor’s COVID-19 directives on the basis that they hurt businesses. The county of about 58,000 people joins the rural resistance along with White Pine, Elko and Eureka counties, which are less populous.

WATERLOO -- The Department of Natural Resources and Waterloo Leisure Services are offering shade trees for $25 per tree through the U.S. Forest Service.

All the students and staff are safe, a Boise School District spokesperson said.

As Oppenheimer took over the silver screen this summer, the people dealing with the fallout of the nuclear testing that began with the bomb the film depicted got a reminder

RCMP say a man died after being pulled from the frigid waters of Coles Bay in Saanich on Monday.

Shoreview Natives plants more than 80 species of flowers, grasses, trees, and more that are native to Minnesota.

The people dealing with the fallout of the nuclear testing in Nevada got a reminder — they only had a year left to apply for compensation for health ailments they believe could be linked to the bombs.

A roundup of literary news from around the region for the week of Sept. 11-16, including new Massachusetts Book Award winners and a new/old bookstore (re)opening in Harvard Square.