Hillsboro residents who recycle would be willing to pay more to continue recycling. Hillsboro City Council member Ronald Wilkins told council members Tuesday that residents were concerned that ...

In a major and increasingly infrequent victory for freedom of the press, Marion County agreed Monday to pay more than $3 million for its role in disavowed raids on the Record newsroom and two homes.

United Way of Harvey and Marion Counties plans a $10,000 emergency donation to support food banks and pantries across both counties as they work to keep up with a sharp rise in community need. Marion ...

After spending weeks talking to a designer and a contractor and even considering buying an old dollar store, county commissioners gave in to time pressure Monday and decided to keep the Peabody-area ...

Who says football isn’t for girls? Hillsboro was host for powderpuff football Saturday with three teams; freshmen, juniors, and seniors (plus one sophomore). The seniors were coached by Jesiah Gooch ...

Marion High School has named Kael Dameron and Shelby Summervill its Championship of Character student athletes of the month. Kael was singled out for a strong work ethic, unwavering commitment, ...

Doug Kjellin, administrative controller in the county’s road and brdige department, briefed county commissioners about bridges and roads a few weeks ago. The south apron of a bridge near Cottonwood ...

Cars lined up for nearly half a mile on D St. as more than 700 turkey meals were served at a church fundraiser. Inside at Hillsboro United Methodist Church, the kitchen was a beehive of volunteers as ...

The Associated Press is on Zoom. Tuesday was one of those days. Media requests for interviews were pouring in faster than leaves were falling from the huge 200- or 300-year-old mulberry tree in the ...

BNSF Railway is investigating an incident in which a few kids played chicken with a train coming at them in Peabody. Three kids came very close to being hit by a train, according to Police Chief ...

Four prizes, from $50 to $400, will be awarded to Tabor College students and Hillsboro community members who showcase their “side hustle” businesses this week at a contest modeled after science fairs.