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Mastodon bones are displayed at the Grand Rapids Public Museum on Thursday, May 18, 2023, in Grand Rapids, Mich. The bones are part of an exhibit and were unearthed last year during a drainage dig in western Michigan and belonged to a juvenile mastodon that lived 13,000 years ago. (AP Photo/Mike Householder)

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Mastodon bones unearthed by Michigan work crew go on display in museum
By MIKE HOUSEHOLDER - Associated Press
Thu,05/18/23-1:18PM , 254 Reads
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — A selection of bones belonging to a juvenile mastodon who roamed the woods of Michigan 13,000 years ago is now on display at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, after workers unearthed it by chance last year.
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Richard Evans, a teacher at Hyde Park Elementary School, helps Ke'Arrah Jessie sound out a word during a reading circle in class on Thursday, Oct. 20, 2022, in Niagara Falls, N.Y. Evans calls a handful of students back for extra help in reading — a pivotal subject for third grade — at the end of each day. (AP Photo/Joshua Bessex)

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The pandemic widened gaps in reading. Can one teacher 'do something about that'?
Thu,05/18/23-11:04AM , 203 Reads
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) — Richard Evans makes his way through rows of his students in his third grade classroom, stooping to pick up an errant pencil and answering questions above the din of chairs sliding on hardwood floors.
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Magnolia Garden Club News
By Gay Lyn Haynes
Thu,05/18/23-10:11AM , 659 Reads
The finish of a year is always a look at the success or lack thereof. Charleston’s Magnolia Garden Club can accurately say this year has been a triumph in awards and the charities we support as well as the flower show that just happened.
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The Charleston property of Mrs. Lottie Reed, located at 1019 S. Country Club Road, has been named by Charles-ton Magnolia Garden Club as “Yard of the Month” award recipient for May. The club designates a Charleston-area lawn for the beautification honor based on criteria including the eight basic principles of landscape design: unity, balance, contrast and harmony, color, transition, line, proportion and repetition. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Garden club awards 'Yard of the Month'
Thu,05/18/23-9:49AM , 275 Reads
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