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This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.

This story originally appeared in the Tribunes Daytripping section on May 19, 2022.

Some roads are slowly killing themselves, self-destructing because of a hard-to-stop chemical reaction. Nebraska seems to be ground zero.

Kids Soar, a nonprofit that’s been dedicated to reducing poverty and enhancing educational opportunities for Roanoke youngsters in kindergarten through the fifth grade since 1989, has a new home.

Here’s a bit of good news: Spring break visitors to Key West and the Florida Keys dodged an early mashup of sargassum on our beaches. In fact, we’re likely to

The Colorado River Indian Tribes will be celebrating their ties to the Colorado River with Water Rights Day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Manataba Park, which is located

The Ozarks is one of the most beautiful natural areas in the Midwest, and the Lake of the Ozarks boasts not only incredible rock formations and endless forests, but also

The Discover Niagara Shuttle will be providing eclipse-day rides to points of interest on the western end of Niagara County.

Partial solar eclipse viewing; citys first woman homebuilder gets boost; 2 new Gateway Mall retailers

La Crosses Board of Public Works deferred a camping ban dispute over homeless campers relocating to nearby marshlands to June 3. Nearby residents had concerns over the environment and public safety over the campers.