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The lessons learned on the field are lessons that can be applied in any area of life, according to sportswriter Sally Jenkins
As more companies prioritize in-person work, Grant warns that companies should not “mistake presence for performance"
For years, states like California and New York had plenty of cash in the form of tax revenue, but now states are struggling to adjust
Americans are migrating south, and with them, they are bringing more wealth and prosperity to the warmer regions of the country
Campers take part in a program during the second annual Jennifer Mallory Family Camp held in 2022 in Colorado.
Head tennis coach Terry Gribble and his team are stepping onto the court this season with a wealth of experience and high expectations.
After serving Galion for over 177 years, Peace Lutheran Church, 129 W. Walnut St., held its final service on July 28, but its congregation remains determined that the historic building will continue to serve the community in a new way.
Galion City Council is reviewing potential changes to the design review district, a move that could affect the city’s eligibility for grants and other funding opportunities.
Galion City Schools is asking residents to vote on a permanent improvement levy at the ballot box this year.
Ashley voters will see several levy issues on the ballot this year, including a replacement levy for the Wornstaff Memorial Public Library and a renewal levy for the village parks.
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