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After a fire flattened the historic Andreotti barn earlier this month, owner Terry Andreotti says the family plans to temporarily relocate its farmstand and will rebuild the old barn. “We’re going to continue, and this history will go on,” Andreotti said. “We’re here for the tourists, the city and the people who live here.” The cause of the fire on Kelly Avenue is still under investigation, although Andreotti said it may have been an electrical fire. The family set...

House Bill 85 aims to preserve the 2nd Amendment from Federal legislation.

In March of last year, Jen Fuller was working at both the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board and at Minneapolis Public Schools.

Feb 25, 2021 Emily Swain, community impact director for the United Way of Marion and Taylor Counties, asked the Marion County Commission for support in applying for a CARES Act block grant. In October, as shown here, Swain discussed the grant with Fairmont City Council. TWV FILE PHOTO FAIRMONT — The Marion County Commission held a public hearing as part of the process for the United Way of Marion and Taylor Counties to apply for a Community Development B...

Every spring in recent years, the Kentucky Green Living Fair has been one of the most popular events in Somerset.

From time to time, I’ve wanted to bust into the press business. The desire ebbs and flows, depending on when I have information that I want to yell from the

Now comes the hard part. With flood waters having receded, residents of Umatilla County and 13 other counties in the state have begun the arduous tasks of estimating the amount of damage and rebuilding. State Treasurer Jim Hill said help is on the way for some victims of the flood. “It’s clear that the federal government will provide significant help to both individuals and government agencies hit by the flood,” Hill said. 2) Nalley’s Potato Chips may be in the bag. Based in...

CHRIS HUBBUCH Jim Jenkins bought his electric bike several years ago, but he’s put a lot more miles on it in the past year — running errands, exercising and even getting together with family. “There was nothing else to do,” the 73-year-old Madison resident said Wednesday afternoon as he headed out for a ride on the Southwest Commuter trail. “It’s good for your sanity, too.” As the COVID-19 pandemic sent the state into lockdown last year, Wisconsin ...

Farmers attending the recent 2021 virtual Pennsylvania Dairy Summit heard from dairy checkoff leaders on “What has Dairy Checkoff Done for You Lately?” National dairy checkoff group Dairy Management Inc. and regional checkoff American Dairy Association North East presented four sessions highlighting the farmer-directed checkoff’s priorities. “Dairy farmers’ core checkoff goals are to build sales and trust in dairy, and we explained how their investment is leveraged on t...

In August 2020, Chad Cheek wanted to do something to help the arts community that had been suffering for months because of the pandemic. So he created Artarie, a curated streaming media platform. Artarie, pronounced “ar-ter-y,” debuted Feb. 12. The platform focuses on arts and cultural content for television, computer and mobile devices. This includes world premieres, live and recorded performances, online classes, lectures and exclusive content. Through conversations with people on t...