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- Managing too much or too little water can make a big difference for crops
Appropriate soil moisture management is crucial for crop production.
- On-farm auctions are about far more than the winning bid
Farm auctions have social and cultural significance, extending beyond the financial aspect of the sale itself.
- Apple has an AI problem that has nothing to do with Siri
Apple faces two lawsuits over AI, one alleging the removal of a chatbot with sexually explicit content and another claiming the company scraped millions of copyrighted videos from YouTube to train its AI models.
- EXCLUSIVE: Arnie the Barbarian! Inside Terminator Star Schwarzenegger's Bruising Workouts to Return in Sword-Swinging Slayer Sequel
Arnold Schwarzenegger returns to action as the Terminator in a new film
- Exploring the moon while cutting NASA? Why Trump's 2027 budget misfires
Trump's 2027 budget plan cuts NASA's budget, sparking concerns about the future of space exploration.
- O for optimism: O Street construction doesn't dampen business owners' outlook
Business owners adapt to O Street construction
- Yesterday’s Outfit in Garrison!
Garrison — Yesterday's Outfit will perform at Farmers Mercantile Hall on Sunday, April 12th from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m.
- Mortgage and refinance interest rates today, April 7, 2026: A couple of steps lower
Mortgage rates decreased by more than a quarter point from recent highs.
- Former Sacred Heart School Campus Approved for 14-unit Development
Former Sacred Heart School Campus to be converted into 14-unit residential housing.
- Nebraska’s once-thriving refugee resettlement landscape has come undone
Nebraska's refugee resettlement numbers have plummeted under Trump's presidency.
- India Turns to Venezuelan Crude as Middle East Supply Falters
India to import record-high 12.51 million barrels of Venezuelan crude in April
- Jamie Dimon says JPMorgan Chase could enter prediction markets — but is ruling out 2 sectors entirely
JPMorgan Chase is exploring prediction markets
- Electric cars look tempting as gas prices skyrocket from the Iran war. Should you switch to an EV or wait it out?
Electric cars may become more affordable as gas prices rise
- Energy Stocks Are Having a Moment That Could Last
Energy stocks are experiencing a surge in popularity as investors seek safe-haven assets amid market volatility.
- Prison sentences handed down in Lawrence County
A man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for armed robbery.
- Night Sky Network Celebrates Artemis II
NASA's Artemis II mission reaches a historic milestone as the crew orbits the far side of the Moon, marking the longest distance traveled by humans in recorded history.
- Bumgarner takes two more races at Hickory Motor Speedway
Michael Bumgarner wins two races at Hickory Motor Speedway.
- Hickory Crawdads win season opening series; Rangers' No. 3 prospect makes debut
Hickory Crawdads win season opening series
- Lenire Tinnitus Treatment Device Now Available in Canada
New tinnitus treatment device now available in Canada.
- Global Innovation Platform Plug and Play Launches First Startup Accelerator in Cyprus
NICOSIA, Cyprus-based Plug and Play launches its first startup accelerator in Limassol, Cyprus, co-funded by the Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Research and Innovation.
- Blood Center offers April drives
Blood donations to the Adirondack Blood Center are being offered in April.
- The surprising ‘Friend of the Court’ in Trump’s birthright citizenship case | Opinion
Supreme Court hears birthright citizenship case
- See the April 7, 1926, front page: $3.6 billion worth of alcohol bootlegged annually
Mussolini shot by woman, slightly injured
- Autumn Brown speaks on plans for Athens County if elected
Athens County residents will elect a new member to the Athens County Board of Commissioners in November.
- Letter to the Editor: Flock Safety in Athens
A recent incident involving a flock of geese on a local park's walking trail has raised concerns about animal safety and the need for clearer signage and regulations to protect walkers.
- Miami loved this Texas-style BBQ spot during the pandemic. Now it’s reopening
Miami's La Traila Barbecue is reopening as a permanent spot in South Miami after a pandemic shutdown.
- Historically Black Miami neighborhood’s bid for cityhood stalled by outdated map
Historically Black neighborhood in Miami seeks cityhood, faces opposition
- Editorial cartoons for Tuesday, April 7
A cartoon depicts a politician with a forked tongue, symbolizing hypocrisy.
- BPL advocacy committee takes up legislative bill regarding age appropriate library materials
Burlington Public Library Director Brittany Jacobs opposes bill allowing minors access to library materials
- Tottenham fans told why they will be ‘surprised’ by Roberto De Zerbi, by former 160-goal striker
Former Tottenham striker Paul Gascoigne says Roberto De Zerbi will be 'surprised' by the level of passion and expectation from Spurs fans.
- Crude-oil futures rise into Trump’s deadline as SocGen sees chance prices could top $200
Crude-oil futures rise ahead of Trump's deadline for Iran attacks.
- STAT+: Research revealing how the brain flushes waste named STAT Madness Editors’ Pick
Researcher Maiken Nedergaard says 'diseases of aging are basically all about dirty brains'
- STAT+: FDA backs proposals to entice pharma companies to test, make drugs domestically
FDA to offer incentives to pharmaceutical companies to test and manufacture drugs in the US
- Sybil Newell named Citizen of the Year by Saratoga County Citizens Committee for Mental Health
Sybil Newell named Citizen of the Year by Saratoga County Citizens Committee for Mental Health
- Kendra and Joseph Duggar Email Exchanges After His Child Sex Abuse Arrest - TMZ
Kendra and Joseph Duggar discuss renting out their home, selling possessions; Joseph allegedly confesses to crimes, claims he was misled; Joseph receives a letter of support from a family member.
- New this week: 'You, Me & Tuscany,' 'Big Mistakes,' Elvis Presley DVD and more
New movie release: 'You, Me & Tuscany', new book 'Big Mistakes', Elvis Presley DVD
- Half-staff flags honor firefighters
Pennsylvania flags at half-staff to honor Fire Chief Jeffory L. Buck
- Class Gatherings
Class of 1962 inducted into National Alumni Hall of Fame
- Voter registration deadline gets closer
Voter registration deadline is May 4 for the May 19 primary election.
- Pennsylvania's county jails earn millions of dollars detaining immigrants for ICE
Pennsylvania's county jails are generating significant revenue from detaining immigrants at the behest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), with some facilities collecting millions of dollars annually.