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LEWISBURG — The borough of Lewisburg will spend more than $441,000 on street projects in 2024.

Proposed legislation that would affect the development of salt marshes in Coastal Georgia is generating concerns among those who believe it could threaten the Georgia Coastal Marshlands Protection Act.

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An annual cleanup effort, a big Amvets donation and an idea for a wiffle ball field were topics discussed during Defiances city parks board meeting Wednesday.

Palm fronds clatter overhead, and brilliantly colored flowers fill a tropical breeze with an inviting scent. I am looking out over the crystal clear, turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean

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The latest outlooks show little chance of spring flooding in western and central North Dakota, and expanding drought in the north central part of the state.

Tom Hoverstad has never seen anything like this warm winter.

Students and staff at New River Primary got to break out their best moves for their second Valentine’s Dance. Everyone dressed in their best and had a great time!

Texas Governor Gregg Abbott’s mind is replete with lawlessness, antipathy towards the United States of America and just plain 1860 stupidity.