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AUSTIN – A year-long celebration culminates May 29, when the Texas Lottery officially observes the 30th anniversary of its startup. On May 29, 1992, the first lottery purchase in Texas was made 47 days ahead of schedule when then-Gov. Ann Richards bought the first ticket – a Lone Star Millions scra

A century-old building that once housed Fairground Hardware on East Walnut Street will not be considered for landmark status, the Des Moines City Council voted

Officials have yet to figure out the cause of the blaze.

A wall of a century-plus-old building near the Iowa State Fairgrounds has a large bulge in it and cracks have developed in the upper portion of another wall, ma

Best old business that Just doesn't add up Lust Cash Transactor With its jarring name – it's a nod to 80-year-old store proprietor Mark Lust,...

The principal of the Carmi-White County Junior High was on hand at Thursday’s meeting of the Carmi Rotary club, but Bart King wasn’t there to talk about school, but rather his other passion, the “We Love White County” program. Mr. King began his talk by […]

Wesley J. “Jim” Simpson Jr, a longtime business owner, passed away Friday March 18, 2022 at home under the care of his loving family and Lewis County Hospice. He was

Alewife will host a dinner series with guest chefs to benefit local oyster conservation efforts.

A companion piece to our roundup of Louisville fish frys.

One of the most historic buildings in the village of Bergen is the focus of a new project by Mayor Anna Marie Barclay. Obtaining a grant to restore the Tulley Building at the corner of Lake Street and Buffalo Road is one in a string of many grants Barclay has obtained since becoming mayor in 2014. The brick on the Tulley Building is in need of repair and Barclay is working