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August 11, 2023
Looking for affordable luxury? Why not try a towel that will look as good on a hook near the shower as it will on your Instagram feed
July 20, 2023
History beckons for Galway United Womens first team on Sunday.
July 19, 2023
History beckons for Galway United Womens first team on Sunday.
June 17, 2023
Eagle Archives, June 17, 1961: An idea, a volunteer, and an unmet need in the community have grown from a temporary Red Cross project into a full-fledged nursing home visitation
February 10, 2023
The large-scale artwork was funded by Claddagh Credit Union and installed on the school’s Astro pitch
January 24, 2023
Native Americans in Montana face a slew of challenges to finding housing off reservations - including discrimination. A tight housing market in the state and across the country presents its own problems for finding an affordable place to live. But Les Left Hand, program director for All Nation Youth Partner for Success in Billings, said his last name was a barrier for him and his wife when they were looking for a home, and added eventually they used her maiden name on applications. ...
January 24, 2023
About $3-million has been awarded to Virginia groups helping people facing evictions. The Virginia Eviction Reduction Pilot Program is designed to find effective services for people facing housing instability. According to the R-V-A Virginia Eviction Labs third quarter report, eviction filings increased 86% from the previous quarter, with Charlottesville seeing some of the largest increases. ...
January 23, 2023
Kentucky is facing a serious housing shortage, and the past few years of deadly floods and tornadoes have worsened the situation. Advocates want lawmakers to commit to a $150 million Affordable Housing Emergency Action Recovery Trust Fund or "AHEART." More than 800 eastern Kentucky residents remain temporarily housed in state parks and travel trailers after last summers flooding. Maggie Riden - Director of Advocacy for the group FAHE, which provides lending services in th...
January 23, 2023
Washingtonians are being squeezed out of the housing market, and some state lawmakers want to see significant changes to cities zoning laws to ensure more people with low and middle incomes can afford a place to live. Alex Freeman-Smith, phlebotomist at the University of Washington Medical Center-Northwest, and union delegate for Service Employees International Union 1199 NW, said many people struggle to live in the community they serve, because the hospital is located in an area surrounded by ...
November 9, 2022
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