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You’ve probably never heard of the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management. But the nascent group, an offshoot of the U.S. Minerals Management Service formed in 2010, could have a

SALISBURY — A massive development that would see new homes and businesses built along Salisbury Beach seems to be spinning its wheels as an appeal from not-so-understanding neighbors pushes forward.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14

Looking for the perfect cozy getaway this winter? We’ve got you covered. From hot chocolate accented campfires to gorgeous views that never get old, camping (or should we say, glamping)

To the editor:

The former state auditor of North Carolina, Beth Wood, never lost an election. She clinched the Democratic primary for the elected office in 2008, defeated a Republican incumbent that fall,

Western and central North Dakota is experiencing one of the warmest winters on record, just a year after coping with one of the snowiest winters in history.

ALBANY – As the search for an Albany city employee who disappeared into the Flint River stretched into a third day on Wednesday, the effort was limited to an air

Rep. Mike Simpson has a challenger for Congress — a Garden City man named Scott Cleveland who is drawing a sharp distinction from Simpson on the breaching of the lower

The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors decisions will allow about 100 residences just off Christiansburgs Roanoke Street and widen the possibilities for re-use of the former M&M Tire site in