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Spring opening is planned. The company is hiring.

"Special Delivery: Postal History in Arkansas," a collection of artifacts related to Arkansas post offices and the Postal Service in Arkansas, including postage stamps honoring Arkansas-related subjects, is on display through Memorial Day in the first-floor galleries of the state Capitol in Little Rock.

"How Many Bubbles Are in a Bar of Soap" is not only the title of an artwork in a powerful and thought-provoking new exhibit at a Little Rock gallery, its a question that some Jim Crow-era Black voters in Alabama were required to answer to cast their ballots as part of a "literacy test." Of course, the answer is impossible to know and was one of several ways Black people in the South were kept from voting.

Some years ago, we established a Moderator’s Advisory Committee in Jaffrey. Its purpose was to discuss and implement ideas that would enhance voter awareness and attendance at our annual Town Meeting and to remind voters of when and where voting was...

Kwanzaa, the seven-day holiday created by activist Maulana Karenga and based on African harvest festival traditions, kicked off Dec. 26 at Little Rocks Pyramid Art Books & Custom Framing with a celebration of Umoja (unity), the first principle of the Nguzo Saba.

Perry County, Indiana, Moments in Time Vol II. sneak peak

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The Wild Rivers Symphony and Wind Ensemble is pleased to announce “Winter Canyon,” its upcoming winter concert series at Crescent City and Brookings, Ore., on Dec. 4 and 5. The

Bucks County residents are cheering on the Phillies after they won one game in their first playoff run since 2011.

Here’s a preview of this fall’s must-see art shows, events, and more.