For decades, many young scientists such as W.B. Ray High School student Sharmada Palakurthi, make their way down to the ...

It was a packed house inside the Clark Student Center at Midwestern State University for the annual Red River Regional ...

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Students at Little Rock Central High School are displaying their creativity and innovation at the annual science, technology, ...

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The Shelby County Science Day was held Thursday at Anna High School for Shelby County students in grades five to 12. Fifty-one students from Anna and Jackson Center schools completed science research ...

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Suzanne Stewart Staff Writer More than 100 third through eighth grade Pocahontas County students converged on the Green Bank Observatory January 28 for the annual county Science and Engineering Fair.