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a href= http://www.cahm.org target= _blank Contemporary Arts Museum Houston /a announced its newest exhibition, THIS WAY: A Houston Group Show. Th

Marie Carrubba had several people to thank as her term on the Jamestown City Council expires at the end of the year. However, it was the council that showed its

Three of Marietta’s City Council committees met Monday night including Public Lands and Buildings discussing human interments in yards as well as property int

Many of Prairie View Interscholastic League's schools have demolished over the years, but efforts are being made to keep its legacy alive.

Plus other foodie news, including cocoa–inspired experiences in Elizabeth City and new and noteworthy eats from across the Southeast.

Elizabeth City City Council welcomed a new face to the dais during a swearing-in ceremony at Mid-Atlantic Christian University, Monday.

Mayor-elect Stephanie Terry officially announced the members of her transition team Wednesday afternoon.

This is Remi Okamoto’s first time in the U..S. The Charlotte Ballet dancer already sees similarities to life and work herre and in her native Japan.

Two Cornell students who won seats on Ithaca’s Common Council — including the one who ran a controversial and unannounced write-in campaign — coordinated more closely with Cornell fraternities than wa...

Most of city council wants to see fewer liquor stores and gas stations built in areas of town designated the Evansville Promise Neighborhood.