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“Good friends are like quilts. They age with you, yet never lose their warmth.”

“Good friends are like quilts. They age with you, yet never lose their warmth.”

It’s hard for horse fans of a certain age to to hear the familiar theme tune without a smile – and now more people will be able to enjoy the classic TV version of Black Beauty in celebration of its 50th anniversary. Anna Sewell’s literary masterpiece was adapted for the television series, which ran on […]

Stephanie Kim is the newest member of the Oregon Arts Commission, the volunteer board that promotes the arts and chooses which artists and arts organizations receive government grants.

The St. Louis County Planning Commission heard two South County-based proposals at its meeting Nov. 14. The first proposal was for a change in use for an office building at...

A nonprofit will restore up to 100 homes in Dayton. That’s thanks to $1.8 million dollars from the city’s share of the American Rescue Plan Act. Rebuilding Together Dayton will use the grant to repair homes in six lower-income Dayton neighborhoods.

The Massillon Woman’s Club has scheduled events throughout the holiday season. Call 330-833-4896 for more information or to make reservations.

A decision on a long-running and heavily-opposed plan for a huge new quarry in the Meon Valley will finally be made this week.

The City of Dayton awarded $100,000 of its American Rescue Plan money to Bike Miami Valley. The nonprofit runs Link: Dayton Bike Share, a bike sharing program in the city. With the money Link will now be expanding its bike program into West Dayton.

The City of Dayton has awarded Bike Miami Valley $100,000 in American Rescue Plan funds (ARPA) for further expansion of the Link: Dayton Bike Share system into West Dayton.