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Joe Kiser Joe Kiser EVANSVILLE, Ind., Sept. 28, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- (NASDAQ: ONB) – Joe Kiser, a 13-year Old National team member with extensive strategic partnership and community relations experience, has been named president of the Old National Bank Foundation, the giving arm of Old National Bank. “Joe is a trusted leader and connector who excels at developing strategic community partnerships, embodies our values and culture, and consistently leads with care and compassion,...

With just over one week to go for Anoka’s Social District “test run,” the Anoka City Council has identified several areas for clarification before the Social District opens season-wide in

The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has concluded a three-day ‘National Workshop on Strengthening Health System Response to Violence’, held in cooperation with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF).T

The annual Terry Fox walk for the students of Terry Fox Elementary school in Pierrefonds took place last Thursday morning.

A group of concerned Vacaville citizens are raising awareness about a proposed lithium-ion battery facility that would be built by the company Menard Energy at 7050 Leisure Town Road in the North Village development if approved by the city council. Opponents cite risk for fires, explosions and toxic smoke that could cause lead to evacuations and adverse health effects, according to a flyer distributed by opponents. Sarah Dunn, administrator of a Facebook group organized in opposition to the prop...

IN a quest for an egalitarian future, empowering women remains crucial. Empowering women is not limited to justice or granting them rights, as mentioned in the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) acceded by Malaysia in 1995. In fact, it is a strategi

It’s Denim Day in Nevada, which is just a way to show support for the survivors of sexual assault and bring awareness to the issue. Your early morning coffee might even come with a specially made heat sleeve in honor of the occasion. The Carson City Library is continually bringing something new to our community.

With local government elections due by the end of February next year, the Andrew Holness-led administration has allocated $1.7 billion to the Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) to conduct the polls when called. This represents the sum requested by...

A subcommittee of the group working to help homeless people in the area wants to create a low-barrier shelter here that resembles the Second Avenue Commons shel

Tuesday marked the last event held by the city to solicit public comment for the design of Moorhead's new library and community center, however emails can still be sent until Oct. 7.