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An appellate court cleared the way for the Landmark Village project to move forward.

All seven of the Hart District School’s have been ranked at an A minus or better in academics.

Canyon High School senior Zack Bietsch received the Spirit of Sport Award from CIF.

Golden Valley Sophomore Patrick Speers has been awarded the JROTC Award for Excellence in Academics with Merit.

The Sulphur Spring School District showed off its students work at this years STEAM Expo.

Nurses at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital are planning a one day strike May 1st.

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