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As paper costs rise, so do our hopes you’ll want to help

Honestly, folks, we really do believe in what we do. And, from what we hear in our everyday travels, it seems that you do too.

Odyssey of hope takes group more than halfway around the world

The 14,000-plus miles that stretch between West Chandler and Uganda have been bridged by a local group devoted to improving the lives of some of the world’s most vulnerable humans.

Education movement continues to increase visibility of public school funding issues

The #RedForEd movement is rolling along, despite the seasonal summer break. It’s a lower profile, of course, compared with the large volume of teachers who participated in the walkout in April.

Hometown news: Mostly fun, sometimes challenging, once in a while scary

In case you think that we at Wrangler News live a life devoid of stress or even outright hazard once in a while, let us set the record straight. We don’t.

Keeping romance alive when your AC breaks down? No sweat.

“Is there an elbow in that box of parts there, amor?”

Baseball’s boys of summer

It’s incredible how familiar sounds and smells can cause us to reminisce on times past—memories which most call “the good old days.”

Family of five will surround mom with love on her day, but missing a treasured guest of honor

As to whom they’ll all dote over that day, Doreen will still be the matriarch. For the first time, though, she will not have her own mom on Mother’s Day.

History, camaraderie, plus fun, highlight NROTC semester-ending ‘Mess Night’ for midshipmen

One particular group of students, however, observed the end of the school year in a comparatively reserved but nonetheless celebratory way.
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