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In Owensboro, the work hasn't really begun yet, but already, private investors are showing interest in the new downtown plan.

Posted by: Cory Heidelberger - 04/08/2009 9:15 AM Autumn Sanderson of Conde is my hero of the week.

As students across KELOLAND put their reading, math and science skills to the test, a Conde Junior is refusing.

Some South Dakota farm leaders say the president's proposal to phase out direct federal crop subsidies to farmers with gross sales of $500,000 or more per year in crops would not be very popular.

Harrisburg schools are second to last when it comes to spending per student, a distinction that owes a lot to the district's rampant growth.

Tea spends less per student than any district in the state, although the meaning of that distinction is debatable, officials said last week.

State law requires most schools with fewer than one hundred students to either consolidate or dissolve and attach to neighboring districts.