Gail Parsons

Noise, odors and quality of life Editor’s note: Every click, stream, and AI query ultimately leads back to a physical building, and communities

Summer facility projects reviewed The Abilene USD 435 School Board approved changes to its before- and after-school ABC program during its June meeting, adopting revised staffing and fee structures.

Spring rains in Kansas bring increased tick activity to tallgrass prairie edges, creek corridors, and suburban trails.

North Carolina varies from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic, featuring historic towns, vibrant coastal communities, and welcoming, evolving towns.

Much of the damage reported in Woodbine following severe storms Wednesday, June 10 may have been caused by intense winds feeding a developing tornado rather than the tornado itself.

Editor’s note: Every click, stream, and AI query ultimately leads back to a physical building, and communities across the country are now deciding whether those buildings belong in their backyard.

The Dickinson County Board of Commissioners voted June 18 to schedule a public hearing on the proposed vacation of a township road requested by Flora Township, marking the first formal

Dickinson County Public Works Director Martin Tannahill presented a wide-ranging update Thursday, June 11 on department operations and the proposed 2027 budget, highlighting recent flooding impacts, uncertainty in solid waste

The Dickinson County Commission voted 2-1 recently to extend the period for fireworks sales and discharge.

The Abilene Board of Education new policies required under House Bill 2299, including restrictions on student personal electronic communication devices and new guidelines governing staff communication with students. They also