The Missouri Department of Transportation announced that Bailey Wagner and her fourth grade science club students at Mountain View Elementary School were winners of the 2025 “No MOre Trash!” trash ...

Fantastic new math-based buildings popped up around Sara Harp Minter Elementary when students designed Geometry City. Geometry City was an engaging, hands-on project designed to reinforce key ...

At 2 p.m., officers responded to TD Bank at 56 Flanders Bartley Rd. after a man, later identified as Marcus Goncalves, tried to open an account using a fraudulent New Jersey's driver's license, Mount ...

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The City of Carlsbad’s new logo debute March 24. Adrian Hedden Carlsbad Current-Argus [email protected] Carlsbad’s new logo features the iconic stalactites and stalagmites of the Carlsbad ...

Clarksville NowAn aerial view of Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church from a Black Hawk helicopter as Gov. Bill Lee views tornado damage in Clarksville on Sunday, Dec. 10, 2023. (Nicole Hester/The ...

(photo credit: Majid Asgaripour/WANA via Reuters) Tehran released new footage of a missile city, claiming it to be “one of the hundreds of missile cities” operated by the Islamic Revolutionary ...

On March 20, Mount Vernon Mayor Matthew T. Starr, who has held office since January 2020, delivered a “State of the City” speech to members of the Gambier community. Co-sponsored by the Center for the ...

The event showcases unique features of the Mount Olive Agricultural Department to high school students, letting them get hands-on experience and opportunities they may not have access to at home.

His sixth grade students at Steel Elementary, in Nicetown, were forever asking: Can we have a basketball team? What about volleyball? But while 20 Philadelphia School District schools and five city ...

Elkington said the project would be fully funded by a federal grant and would not impose any additional financial obligations on the Mt. Blue School District.