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Made famous by John Steinbeck and painstakingly restored for research, Western Flyer sails into Newport for...
Stops are planned for Charleston and Coos Bay from through Wednesday, May 13, and in Newport from May 15-22, with free tours, student field trips and educational presentations.
Hundreds of graduates in Kearney and the region are bidding farewell to high school days
Seven graduates will receive diplomas and academic recognition as valedictorians at Kearney High School. Graduates throughout the region are listed.
Resurrection officials prep for demolition of remaining portions of old Dubuque school
Nearly four years after Resurrection Elementary School’s renovated campus opened, Church of the Resurrection officials are preparing to deconstruct the remaining unused portions of the old school.
New guidebook explores Dayton’s bike trails, rich history
Xavier University professor and avid bicyclist Kathleen Smythe’s admiration for Dayton having the largest contiguous bike trail network in the United States encouraged her to write “Bicycling Through Day...
‘It’s never too late:’ 76-year-old BSU graduate shows lifelong learning has no age limit
Sheryl Royster is part of a small group of older adults earning degrees at Bridgewater State University, where about 1 percent of students are 50 or older.
Towanda students get hands on with science and conservation
TOWANDA — Towanda Elementary science students had an educational outing Thursday in partnership with the Bradford County Conservation District, where they learned about conservation efforts from nine diffe...
Craig Gordon, Zen and the art of avalanche education
Craig Gordon, the exuberant voice and face of the Utah Avalanche Center, is retiring. He will be remembered by most for his surfer-speak and top knot, but his most impactful legacy will be the cutting edge a...
ISU, IWU, Heartland assess impact after Canvas outage, data breach
Illinois State University, Illinois Wesleyan University and Heartland Community College say they were affected by a Canvas cyber incident and outage and await campus-specific details from vendor Instructure.
Meridian athletes break school records at 7A State Meet
The Meridian High School Track and Field Team delivered an impressive performance on the state stage, showcasing speed, strength, and determination at the MHSAA 7A State Meet. Competing against the […]
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CU Boulder move-out program collects furniture, mattresses on the Hill
A new University of Colorado Boulder move-out program is giving students a better option than dumping their trash and furniture in yards and alleys during move-out, and neighbors on the Hill are taking notice.
Yakima School District settles lawsuit with family of 14-year-old Kabin Smith in wrongful death case
“We felt that anytime you have a death of a young child like that, no amount of money is going to take away the pain and the loss, but it
Howard graduate to walk across stage after DC community helps clear $7,500 debt
Mykal Bailey, a Howard University grad, faced financial hurdles before receiving community support that cleared her student debt.
Kelso Longview Chamber of Commerce awards businesses, nonprofits, educators
The Pillars of Strength Award recognizes businesses and organizations that improve the quality of life in the area, while the Crystal Apple Award honors teachers and educational professionals.
Big swings, not bunts, are needed to improve government transparency in South Dakota
Significant changes to make the law tougher will need to risk angering the lobbyists who look out for the interests of cities, counties and school districts.
Oneida County History Center telethon set for May 20
The Oneida County History Center will host its 21st annual telethon May 20, aiming to raise $50,000 to support exhibits, education and preservation efforts.
Black Swan paid a combined $11.85 million to buy two Rochester complexes in April
Black Swan Living, a Rochester-based housing investment group led by Nick and Dr. Elaine Stageberg, paid a combined $11.85 million for West Willow Apartment Homes at 1901 26th Ave. NW and The Quarters studen...
Rochester's Gage Elementary sees encouraging results from reading initiative
From the fall to winter, Gage Elementary decreased by more than 30% the number of students who were considered to be at some risk or high risk in regard to literacy.
Flick Fact: What was in the Von Maur store in College Hills, before it was Von Maur?
Question: Back in 1988, hardly anyone in Bloomington-Normal had ever heard of a Von Maur store. That’s when it opened at College Hills Mall in Normal. Now, 38 shopping years later, it is one of B-N's most...
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Why saying hello to strangers can be good for you
A study establishes that "social ties" — a fancy way of saying being nice to other, even those you don't know — has benefits. A teacher asked her students to test the thesis in real life.
Bryant 5th graders recognized as honorary Helena College graduates
Around 40 Bryant fifth graders celebrated their elementary school days with a graduation ceremony at Helena College on Friday.
‘This is what brings people together’: McKinley Middle repurposed into rec center
The ribbon was cut on Friday, May 8 at the new McKinley Rec Center in Saint Albans, WV. The rec center is the repurposed McKinley Middle School, which was closed in May of 2025.