Lowville Elks Post 1605 will be hosting a Flag Day parade on Saturday, June 14. The parade will start at 11 a.m. at the American Legion and head down Shady Avenue. The event will end at the Elks Lodge ...

Topics coming to a head in Lowville include sidewalks and parking. It'll bring leaders from the school to meet at the village ...

Three years later, he’s provoked — and been engulfed in — an ongoing list of education controversies as part of his fight against “woke ideology,” or schools acknowledging or teaching ...

Marysville Exempted Village Schools won big in the May 6 primary amid a mixed bag for central Ohio districts, with all four bond issues failing and a renewal levy passing. After two previous ...

Lowville’s summer recreation program will be free for some, but there’s a new fee for others this year. The Veterans Memorial ...

LOWVILLE, N.Y. (WWTI) – The Lowville Kraft plant will be losing out in $22 million funding after cuts made by the federal government. In an announcement from United States Senator Charles Schumer’s ...

The company planned to use $22 million to decarbonize its Lowville operation, removing natural gas-fired equipment and replacing it with electric equipment fed from the grid. The money was awarded ...

Canadian researchers and advocates have published a list of more than 100 priests and religious workers who served in the country’s controversial Indigenous “residential schools” that ...

A simple mistake in a high school science lab led to catastrophic damage to the Mukwonago Area School District's network servers, forcing all Mukwonago schools to cancel classes Friday. Water from ...

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE has become a school troublemaker. Not every child will go home and write 800 words on “Macbeth” when ChatGPT can do it for them. In Turkey and the Netherlands ...

LOWVILLE — The village is seeking to “preserve and enhance” its small-town, rural charm with 10 officially announced projects awarded with funding from the $10 million Downtown ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — General Brown boys lacrosse didn’t start with a roar in Wednesday’s clash with Lowville, but once the Lions found their footing there was no stopping them. Fourth-seeded ...