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Although the days are getting shorter, the GLOW Holiday Festival is returning to CHS Field in Lowertown St. Paul to bring some light to winter’s long, dark nights. Bundle up

Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

Feeling guilty about giving a stray cat to a farmer, Brad Bennett wasn’t disappointed when Max returned to his Pulaski home five miles away the next day.

"Bloomsday" runs through Nov. 18 at Heartland Theatre, 1110 Douglas St., Normal. Read John D. Polings review here:

GREENTOWN — New life was breathed into the past at Greentown Historical Society’s museum last week.

My Auntie Jo gave me a beautiful pair of gloves yesterday. They are elegant, with embroidery on the top, and I immediately did what I usually do — I put

Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

At most evening events in downtown Greenville, such as the Lee Street Jamboree and Bras for the Cause, many of the local stores and restaurants extend their hours with hopes

SPAGHETTI DINNER: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Nov. 4, Northminster Presbyterian Church, 2434 Wilmington Road. Adults, $9; children 10 and under, free.

Recently, a high school classmate had a birthday. It falls exactly one month before mine so I can always claim to be younger.