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The family of the late Donald Nichols, who passed away in March 2022, is selling his longtime home in Akron's Kenmore neighborhood  (757 Jason Ave.) and have thankfully found a broker who wants it and its stunning interior murals to survive intact for the next owner.

The three-bedroom home in the city's Kenmore neighborhood is nearly covered inside with art by a prominent late local artist.

People who rely on government assistance for food could face changes if the new debt ceiling deal is passed in Congress.

Since 2017, the Summer Earn and Learn (SEAL) program has provided students with disabilities the opportunity to have paid work experiences through different career paths.

It seems that some aspirants in Bong and Lofa Counties are violating the mandate from the National Elections Commission; refusing to bring down their flyers and billboards that have inscriptions of voter registration awareness in the counties.

The San Antonio Food Bank is a crucial resource for thousands of families across our community, and the summer months are some of its busiest.

The group is lobbying Congress as it mulls changes that could drop some older Americans out of the food stamp program.

Vehicles start lining up before dawn as locals hit hard by economic effects of coronavirus seek aid from the San Antonio Food Bank.

Eric Cooper, an American-born son of a Haitian refugee single mother, received a check for $1,120 from LAFCU Thursday morning to cover his prom costs.

Eric Cooper Eric Cooper knew there were some question marks as he headed into his third season as head coach of the Hamburg/Eden/West Seneca/Holland girls hockey team. The team had yet to finish above sixth place in its history and had won just six games in the previous three seasons, including just one in Cooper’s