Natalie Rose Dardes, a fourth grader at St. Peter’s, independently collected donations from school families and within her neighborhood to give to local animal shelters. She collected an impressive supply simply by asking. “The shelters need supplies. I wish the animals could all find homes,” she said.
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In observance of New Year’s Day, all Beaufort County government buildings will be closed Wednesday, January
From staff reports In its first Impact Grants cycle of fiscal year 2025 (July 1, 2024
By Craig Gehrke Deep in Idaho’s Clearwater Mountains, along the beautiful Lochsa River, is a stand
