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By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhDSpecial to NKyTribuneRobert D. Webster and Dr. James C. Claypool, A Tradition Reborn: From Old Latonia Race Track to Turfway Park Racing and Gaming—A 140-Year History (

A local chef with experience at several top-notch restaurants is opening her own place inside the space formerly occupied by Gonzoburger on Charleston’s West Side (or Elk City, as the

HAMILTON’S BSA Club held a Memorial Ride on Sunday to mark 12 months since the passing of their mate Roger ‘Raja’ Klobe.

The pancake, which may be oldest breakfast food in history, is said to date back 30,000 years in Ancient Greece.

Read about Septembers dining deals and brunches in this weeks food-and-dining column by Liz Balmaseda.

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The Stevens Point Journal asked readers where they suggest visitors go during the U.S. Senior Open in the Stevens Point area. Heres what they said.

A Bolton organisation is looking to get in touch with people in the borough who took part in National Service.

Derek Johnson, SLO’s City Manager, talks about the Cultural Arts District Parking Structure, which is scheduled to break ground soon. On this episode of 'In Between', you'll hear stories from Queer and Trans people of color in San Luis Obispo County, and the growing need for queer affirming spaces for mental healthcare. An exhibit at Santa Barbara’s Museum of Natural History recognizes early women botanical illustrators. You'll go along as Father Ian visits The Bridge Caf...

There is increased focus on promoting and highlighting diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in Washtenaw County. In fact, Destination Ann Arbor has created a new series called, "Walking the Walk." It puts a spotlight on local businesses living the DEI promise , impacting the local quality of life and making the county a more attractive tourist destination. Destination Ann Arbor's Amy Karbo joined us with all the information on how "talking the talk" is evolving into &...