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Hundreds of Kids Embrace Healthy Habits at Brookfield One Mile Fun Run and Wellness Program

Thursday, March 12 by Lauren McKinzie

More than 1,100 elementary students gathered at Riverside Stadium in Brookfield on Saturday for the 13th annual Healthy Steps Kids’ One-Mile Fun Run, an event organized by GreenLeaf Health Insurance to promote healthy habits among children.The event extended beyond just the run itself.Over the... Read More.

Central Valley University Celebrates Jazz on the Green with Students and Local Musicians

Wednesday, March 11 by Lauren McKinzie

Students and families gathered Saturday afternoon at Central Valley University for the annual Jazz on the Green event.The sound of trumpets, violins, and saxophones resonated throughout the hall as performers took the stage. The event featured Central Valley University students, musicians from a nearby... Read More.

Bowls of Hope Soup Fundraiser Unites Community and Boosts Support for Local Families

Tuesday, March 10 by Lauren McKinzie

The Helping Hands organization hosted its annual soup fundraiser, “Bowls of Hope,” formerly known as the “Soup Celebration,” at the River City Convention Center this week. The event featured an array of soups, including gumbo and chili, with all-you-can-eat servings available to attendees for... Read More.

State Election Chief Urges Voter Preparedness Ahead of Primary Election

Friday, March 6 by Lauren McKinzie

With the state’s primary election approaching, State Election Director David Turner is calling on voters to get prepared and informed ahead of the crucial vote. During a recent interview on Regional News Hour, Turner discussed upcoming election-related legislation, ongoing voter engagement initiatives, and addressed... Read More.

Riverton Filmmaker Simone Harris Named National Semifinalist for Family Legacy Film

Wednesday, March 4 by Lauren McKinzie

A local filmmaker has been named one of ten semifinalists in the inaugural National Film Lab for Racial Healing, a competition hosted by the J.P. Carter Foundation that attracted more than 50 entries from across the United States.Filmmaker Simone Harris is now turning to... Read More.

Ridgeview High Juniors Win Back to Back State Titles in Personal Finance Challenge

Tuesday, March 3 by Lauren McKinzie

A group of juniors at Ridgeview High School has secured consecutive state championships in the Central State Personal Finance Challenge, showcasing their expertise in financial literacy and decision-making.The students’ skills are put to the test during the school’s annual reality fair, where participants are... Read More.

Pine County Data Center Boom Brings Jobs Opportunity and Environmental Concerns

Wednesday, February 25 by Lauren McKinzie

Pine County is witnessing a surge in data center development as the artificial intelligence sector fuels an unprecedented arms race nationwide. The United States leads the world in data center infrastructure, and two major projects are currently underway in Pine County.CloudSphere Technologies is spearheading... Read More.

Riverton Advances Plans to Repair Frederick Douglass Avenue Bridge After Receiving New Bids

Tuesday, February 24 by Lauren McKinzie

The City of Riverton has received new bids to repair the long-closed bridge on Frederick Douglass Avenue, Public Works Director Marcus Lee announced Monday.According to Lee, the city received bids totaling $1.393 million last week. Officials are now reviewing submissions and aim to select... Read More.

Oakwood Church Volunteers Build Beds for Local Children in Need

Tuesday, February 17 by Lauren McKinzie

Members of Oakwood Community Church put their carpentry skills to use over the weekend, working together to support some of the area’s most at-risk children during the Beds for Kids Build event.Organized in partnership with Child Advocacy Partners (CAP), the event brought volunteers together... Read More.

Heart Disease in Women The Overlooked Risks and Urgent Need for Awareness

Wednesday, February 11 by Lauren McKinzie

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among American women, yet widespread misconceptions and overlooked symptoms continue to put millions at risk.The threat is even more pronounced for Black women, who face significantly higher risks of cardiovascular complications during pregnancy and throughout their... Read More.

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Hundreds of Kids Embrace Healthy Habits at Brookfield One Mile Fun Run and Wellness Program

Central Valley University Celebrates Jazz on the Green with Students and Local Musicians

Bowls of Hope Soup Fundraiser Unites Community and Boosts Support for Local Families

State Election Chief Urges Voter Preparedness Ahead of Primary Election

Riverton Filmmaker Simone Harris Named National Semifinalist for Family Legacy Film

Ridgeview High Juniors Win Back to Back State Titles in Personal Finance Challenge

Pine County Data Center Boom Brings Jobs Opportunity and Environmental Concerns

Riverton Advances Plans to Repair Frederick Douglass Avenue Bridge After Receiving New Bids

Oakwood Church Volunteers Build Beds for Local Children in Need

Heart Disease in Women The Overlooked Risks and Urgent Need for Awareness

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