NU sounds the alarm on state budget
Education, News
April 22, 2025

NU sounds the alarm on state budget

By Kyle Meddles 

The North Union School Board is rallying its members and other families in the community to speak up about the state budget amidst concerns in the reduction of the district’s reserve funds.

During the legislative report at the regular meeting of the school board on Monday, board member Bradley DeCa...

Both sides of the badge
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On Monday, Union County Sheriff Mike Justice (left) swore in newly deputized Jonathon Todhunter (right) at the sheriff’s office. Todhunter talked with the Journal-Tribune, reflecting on his decision to join the department that was involved in the shooting of his brother, Matthew Todhunter, three years ago. (Photo submitted)
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The Jonathan Alder boys bowling team averaged 205 in its individual games and went on to a 2704-2279 victory over North Union on Tuesday at Dragon Lanes. The Pioneers had seven individual games of 200...
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