National nonprofit brings computers, technology education to Newport students
Newport kids will gain opportunities to explore technology through a grant that provides free computers and a STEAM enrichment program for young students. At this year’s Newport Night Out event, Compudopt, a national nonprofit, was set up to give away 100 computers through a grant it received from TC Energy.…
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More than 500 backpacks stuffed with school supplies will be given away to families in need this Saturday at St.…
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Covington is considering paying off $1.14 million of its municipal debt early. The Covington Board of Commissioners will vote next…
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