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Gov. Wolf announced $23 million in funding for 25 projects to create local strategies to stop gun and group violence across Pennsylvania.

Rock' N Brews BBQ Contest Donates to Cancer Patient Support by James Coulter More than $4,500 was raised for cancer patient support by a Florida BBQ Association-sanctioned event hosted at Camp Mack, a Guy Harvey Lodge, Marina, and RV Resort on the weekend of Oct. 22 and 23. The Rock' N Brews BBQ Contest…

Ridin’ High Therapeutic Riding Center has received a generous grant by the East Tennessee Foundation through their Youth Endowment Fund to use for equine assisted therapies and activities to help

Guest speakers offered “startling statistics, stories and ways we can help” at the 31st Vigil Against Violence Against Women, in Port Elgin Dec. 6, which was…

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It will receive almost $400,000 over the next four years to help victims and to educate the community

Coach Fisher talks about a special event benefiting a good cause

What is composting and why does it matter? The first rays of sunlight beamed across the sleeping town of Chico as the low rumble of garbage trucks sounded off the Esplanade. Many Chico residents are waking up, making breakfast and throwing away tons of environmentally valuable waste that could be used in composting.  Many people don’t know that composting is nature’s way of recycling nutrients back into the soil. By composting, you can improve the fertility and health of gardens while also...

KNBN NewsCenter1 PCSO, OST to offer diversion program for pregnant Native American women Through an agreement between Pennington County and the Oglala Sioux Tribe, pregnant Native American women with a history of drug related issues could have their criminal records erased. April 6, 2021 RAPID CITY, S.D. — A signature and handshake, signifying unity and a hope for change. Pennington County State’s Attorney Mark Vargo and Oglala Sioux Tribe President Kevin Killer, signed an agreement Tuesda...

"Healing the Wounded Heart" is a trauma healing prison ministry that seeks to help inmates suffering from trauma improve their well-being. | American Bible Society Inmates who participated in a Bible-based trauma healing ministry program showed enhanced emotional well-being and a significant decrease in the negative consequences of trauma, a recent study by the American Bible Society and Baylor University revealed. Through participating in “Healing the Wounded Heart,” ABS’ Bible-based Co...