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Missouri State University has established a new center dedicated to addressing regional healthcare shortages and public health disparities, headquartered on the West Plains campus. The Ozarks Public Health Institute’s Center […]
ServMO has officially launched a statewide initiative aimed at tackling Missouri's youth mental health and support.
FONDA — Joel Wernimont takes the stage at the Fonda Arts Center at 2 p.m. on Sunday. The location is the northwest corner of Fourth and Main. Admission, as always, is free, as are refreshments. Wernimont was born and raised on a farm in western Iowa and studied Music Composition at McNally Smith College of […]
Russell Pye, age 69, of Cliffside, passed away Wednesday, November 4, 2026 at the Belaire Health Care Center in Gastonia, NC. To honor his wishes, no formal services will be
Chronicle photo editor Updated 15 hrs ago Faith, fellowship and community service were at the center of Friday’s eighth annual Citrus County YMCA Prayer Breakfast, bringing together local residents, community leaders and representatives of numerous public service organizations at the College of Central Florida’s Wilton Simpson Citru…
After four recent cases of rabies affecting dogs and cats in Bulloch and Evans counties, the Southeast Health District, a unit of the Georgia Department of Public Health, is urging area residents to use caution, particularly around animals you don’t know.
In her first news conference after Election Day, Georgia's governor-elect, Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms, said she will be focus on the cost of living, access to healthcare and funding for public education — the affordability issues she said voters had elected her to address.
A Palm Beach County auto dealer is paying $112,500 to settle a lawsuit by the EEOC that alleged the firm fired a worker who had cancer and needed post-surgery accommodations.
The largest outbreak of locally acquired dengue in the continental U.S. in nearly a century is happening in Florida.
Before fall slips away, we're going on hikes near and far from Philly to see what's left of the season's colorful displays. Plus, a forest preserve battles a deadly worm, and a Chrysanthemum Festival.
A toxic and mysterious fungus is spreading throughout cheese caves in the Northeast, but microbiologists are on the case.
Blytheville native Ted “Teddy” Huffman and his wife, Cheryl, will give a $1.25 million donation that will help fund the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM)...