Stricter graduation rule gets 2nd look
[Times photo: Janel Schroeder-Norton]
The School Board takes another look at a policy that says only students who have met all graduation requirements can participate in commencement.
Deputy fatally shoots woman
The wife of a jewelry store owner had sent an e-mail to federal inspectors, who asked police to check on her.
Principal will not face charge
There is not enough evidence to prosecute elementary school principal Randall Belcher on a sexual harassment charge, the State Attorney's Office says.
Letters Watering rules make no sense
Editor: With regard to water conservation regulations in this area, I'm beginning to feel as if I've slipped down the rabbit hole with Alice.
County pair a step away from Open
Two county golfers are halfway to next month's U.S. Open after advancing to sectional qualifiers with solid showings at local qualifying tournaments the past two weeks.
Sposito takes act to college
HUDSON -- Joyce Sposito has a background in swimming and gymnastics, but there is no mistaking where her heart lies.
High schools facing budget crunch
County administrators may cut down the number of games to reduce each school's expenses by $5,000 next year.
Garden helps students grow, open up
The behavioral therapist at Moore-Mickens Education Center takes students to work in the garden when they need to talk.
Case against shop owner fizzles
An informant who helped build the case against the owner of a Hudson lingerie modeling store is now refusing to cooperate.
