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Wayne County branch of Wabash Area Development Inc. will be distributing Easter Food Baskets on Wednesday, April 5th from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church located at 1700 Outer West Delaware St. Fairfield. Pre-registration is required. Wayne County residents will need to come to the Wabash Area Development Inc. office at 2004 W Delaware St on March 21, 22 or 23 to sign up for a basket. WADI officials request no phone calls please. Baskets will consist of Butterball Turkey Roast,...

“After three years?”    “Around three years,” I say. Sarah holds my two-weeks’ notice with both hands. “Why?”  Our secretary calls from down the hall, says the client from the new brewery is on the

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The legendary Frank Malbrough Jr. — who played records on zydeco trail rides in an old Bunny Bread delivery truck for 35 years — has died at the age of 90, our media partners at The Advocate report.

/PRNewswire/ -- Red Letter Communications, Inc., a full-service marketing communications agency based in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, is announcing a series of...

Items of particularly strong interest are the rare tins, cardboard and porcelain found in all sizes displaying anything from cigars to soaps to ladies ready wear. Some are very eye-catching, and include canned goods, baking items, cleaning products, candy and more.

La Vie En Rose Café, a coffee shop that honors both innovation and Creole tradition, has moved to the Lower Garden District.  The shop has moved from the neon museum at 1618 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd. to a new location at 1420 Annunciation St. Its soft opening will be Monday (Feb. 14), in time for […]

Martin & Rutt Auctioneers, of New Holland, conducted a business liquidation auction Jan. 27 for TW Plastering LLC at 175 Green Acre Road, Lititz. Several items and prices included: a

I was walking along Commercial Street with a friend one evening in post-holiday Provincetown, when she suddenly remarked, “God, how empty this place is!”

Most people I met in Anna, Illinois, wish the racist lore behind the city’s name would go away. So why hasn’t it?