After a hard year, 37 women showed up to sit together, work with their hands and imagine what might come next.

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For many people, every January means looking back at what went wrong or imagining what could go right.Increasingly, that reflection for Kenyans is taking place on vision boards, covered in inspiring ...

Newcomers Nathan R. Jarosz, Karmaya Kelly and Phil Montgomery, along with returning board member Rev. Gregory B. Harrison, ...

PAINESVILLE, Ohio — The votes are in... Dr. Christopher Rateno has been reinstated as superintendent of Riverside Local ...

SPARK “Light Up St. Claude” launches on Friday to advance a community-led vision for the revitalization of St. Claude Avenue.

An oncology pharmacist shares how a treatment takes a different approach to treating chronic graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) ...

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Discover the major education bills in Indiana's legislative session. From cell phone bans to tuition caps, these bills could ...

Melisa Sabanci Tapan shares how redefining values and embracing AI helps preserve family legacy while staying human in a digital world ...

Community engagement, student access to athletics and long-term financial planning dominated discussion at the Wawasee School ...