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Explore Womens History Month with Yesterdays Tomorrow! Join speakers Vera Richard Harris & MsBoddie SpeakLife on March 2, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 6115 New Copeland Rd.—suite 710. Harris, descendant of Aunt Jemima, shares Hawkins pancake legacy. MsBoddie, author/playwright, presents her impactful works. Sponsored by Joe Williams of Farmer Insurance and Yesterdays Tomorrow. Discover African American history at Breaking Bread with Books, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Panera Bread, featuring F.A.A.C.E....

ELKTON — New Beginnings Christian Fellowship has spent the past couple of months getting settled into their new building in the Northside Plaza Shopping Center and also introducing themselves to

Sisters of St. Francis celebrate Catholic Sisters Week with anti-gun violence event in Aston

LEWISBURG — The process of handcrafting a pizza is not a hard feat, but the wrong move could dock a few delicious notes.

During this week of Presidents Day and George Washington’s birthday, it can be interesting to learn about the history of the American presidents. Litchfield Library has many books that share

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/PRNewswire/ -- Today, NFL legend and executive Troy Vincent, Sr. and his wife, Tommi A. Vincent, a renowned chef, podcast host, and philanthropist, hosted...

NEW ALBANY — Local high school students are learning to grow their own food through a new initiative at New Albany High School.

LEWISBURG — Wings that are sure to leave a red ring around your mouth and scorch your nose hairs were the center of a spectacle Wednesday at the Lewisburg Farmers

Nevada County, known for its vibrant community and scenic beauty, recently witnessed a crucial debate: the regulation of Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations (MECOs). This discussion parallels my own journey with