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SANDY LAKE – A new marina building at Lake Wilhelm will help with the flow of visitors, its manager said.

When COVID-19 struck California four years ago and people started dying, Gov. Gavin Newsom declared an emergency and assumed unilateral authority over Californians’ economic and social lives.

The man who said, “Yesterday, Dec. 7, 1941, a date that will live in infamy – the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air

It’s a sad commentary on the present times that North Dakota has become a lucrative destination for those peddling drugs laced with fentanyl. Many dealers travel from Detroit to North

Springtime is showtime for azaleas in Alabama landscapes. Bursting with blooms and color, azaleas are the stars of spring. Lucy Edwards, the Alabama Cooperative Extension Systems coordinator for Chilton County,

Morel mushrooms are now being found along eastern Nebraska’s river bottoms. In a few weeks, they will emerge in hilly wooded areas above rivers.

The 89-acre Seaway site off River Road near the Riverview Solar Technology Park will be covered with more than 4 feet of material designed to contain the contaminated material at

I have fallen in love with a weed puller called, “Grampa’s Weeder.” The product itself was just what I wanted. It has a long handle, fits around a dandelion (or

Magic Valley news briefs

The public is invited to the May 6 RLAMPS Education Night at the Racine Yacht Club, where maritime historian Ron Luttrell will tell the story of the canaller Kate Kelly.