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The former James King Home, which for years offered gracious living for residents in their retirement years, will likely see new life as an apartment

Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services is looking at Ashley Street Center upgrades to house multiple unsheltered services.

Secret Gardens of Fourth Ward, an urban garden and lifestyle tour in Historic Fourth Ward, Uptown CLT On May 20th and 21st, 2023, from Noon to 4 pm each day, the Friends of Fourth Ward will host the Secret Gardens of Fourth Ward, an urban garden and lifestyle tour in the heart of uptown Charlotte. From the micro to the magnificent, the tour showcases a mix of private gardens, courtyards and unique outdoor living spaces that are rarely, if ever, open to the public. This walkable, self-guided even...

LOCK HAVEN — With a large number of local municipal seats opening up at the end of this year, dozens of candidates will have the chance at one during the Nove

Houston's new noise ordinance led to The Standard Bar losing its permission to play loud music late at night in Fourth Ward.

The vacancy was created when former Fourth Ward council member Ron Fitzwater was elected mayor in April.

Two Columbia police officers are being investigated after a video surfaced online showing one of them hitting a man repeatedly while pinning him to the ground.

The city of Smyrna unveiled its design finalists for a memorial dedicated to civil rights icon Fanny Williams, the namesake of Aunt Fanny’s Cabin, whi

Roxanna Asgarian’s new book, ‘We Were Once a Family,’ examines an infamous murder-suicide—and finds that the story is even worse than we thought.

When Ithaca became the first city in the country to successfully unionize every Starbucks location in April 2022 as part of Starbucks Workers United’s (SBWU) nationwide unionization effort, Starbucks retaliated