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QUINCY — Quincy will be largely unaffected by early U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations on hazardous per- and poly-fluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances in drinking water, but a future rise in contamination

Heres a roundup of local stories that ran this week.

The Dorothy Moon faction of the Republican Party has enlisted Sarah Palin to speak in Idaho Falls on Saturday about the supposed evils of ranked choice voting. Palin’s 2022 loss

"My apologies, in advance, to my good friend Barb and to Michael Martin Murphey fans everywhere, but I have never really liked the song Wildfire," Hazlett writes.

IRONTON — The body of a man found in the Ohio River last month has been identified as Erin Scott Short of Huntington, according to the office of Lawrence County

Americans were fascinated with the French Foreign Legion and its “courage” the rough and tough Foreign Legionnaires breathed and died by; remember?

Editor’s note: This is one in a continuing series of educational columns about fostering environmental stewardship and leadership coordinated by ACES – The Alliance of Climate and Environmental Stewards

The heavy rainfall could run off the dry surfaces and fill up the rivers very quickly.

As I reestablish the habit of mowing my lawn after growth has slowed for the winter, it tends to get away from me the first few times. My daughters were

The Gilmore cabin, also called Gilmore cow camp, will be more easily accessible to the public because the Bureau of Land Management has decided to open a half-mile route into