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WILLIAMSBURG—The Williamsburg Health and Rehabilitation Center is asking for the community’s help in spreading a little extra love to their residents this Valentine’s Day.

ROCKLAND — A new Rockland ad hoc committee will hold its first meeting this Thursday, Feb. 11, as a preliminary step toward balancing the needs of downtown restaurants during the pandemic with the frustrations of access-weary residents. Officially voted into order during the Monday, Feb. 8, City Council meeting, the Ad Hoc Downtown Traffic Pattern Study Committee was devised as a central hub to sift through opinions and options that many residents have been posting individually to Facebook...

CATLETTSBURG The Cannonsburg branch of the Boyd County Clerk’s Office is open, Clerk Kevin Johnston told the Fiscal Court Tuesday. Johnston told Judge-Executive Eric Chaney and commissioners Keith Watts, Larry Brown and Randy Stapleton the branch opened Monday in the same building as the Members Choice Credit Union, located on U.S. 60 in the parking lot of the Cannonsburg Walmart. The new branch, a replacement for the now closed KYOVA mall satellite, will be open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. M...

Fulton bakery is selling special edition Black History Month cookies to help a 12-year-old cheerleaders dream come true. COLUMBIA - WildFlour Bakery is selling special edition Black History Month cookies and all proceeds will go to a young 12-year-old girl to make her dream come true. WildFlour Bakery is an in-house bakery in Fulton. The owner, Krystle McKenzie, started the bakery in October and knew she wanted to do something special for Black History Month. "I wanted to celebrate the month in...

On Tuesday, the Woods Student Center in Rooney Library took on a festive atmosphere, with blue and white balloons, plenty of food, Onyx the college mascot and Sadie the Golden

ITHACA, NY -- There’s no denying the demand for housing in Ithaca. As a thriving college town full of great eats, scenic treats and friendly people to meet, Ithaca has consistently been recognized as one of the best cities to live in the U.S. But as more people want in, the law of supply and demand begins to take effect.  In Ithaca, the cost of housing has continued to increase, while vacancy rates remain staggeringly low. What this suggests is that a lack of housing is driving up the p...

MARATHON — Loretta Geotis describes going to work for the Salvation Army as “absolutely a God thing,” calling him Salvation Army’s manager.

Two more COVID-19 deaths were reported by Mesa County Public Health on Monday.

PORT DEPOSIT — Community Connecting Us is looking for people willing to give their opinions on products and services, which in turn will help the asset based community development organization set up a fund to provide micro-loans to local folks with entrepreneurial spirit but no working capitol. “These will be very low interest loans,” said Erica Berge, president. They want the money to be a help, not a hindrance she said. That interest, however, will keep the fund viable. Part o...

Following a tumultuous 2020 filled with the coronavirus pandemic and racial injustices culminating in nationwide protests, Penn State’s University Park Undergraduate Association saw the formation of two new executive departments — the Department of Health and Wellness and the Department of Rights and Equity. Though these departments are new, the issues surrounding their formation are not. Previously, initiatives surrounding health and equity were covered under the UPUA Department of S...