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CALDWELL - The public library offers a myriad of programs for patrons of all ages at its temporary location at 24 D Smull Ave.

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Botetourt library board to consider a policy change that would prohibit anyone younger than 18 years old from visiting county libraries without adult supervision, except for 16- and 17-year-olds with written parental permission.

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HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County Board of Education approved the proposed excess levy order for fiscal years 2026-30 during its meeting Tuesday, despite more than 40 people speaking out against

State Sen. Adam Lowe, State Rep. Ron Travis and Secretary of State Tre Hargett recently announced the Audrey Pack Memorial Library will receive a $1,368 Training Opportunities for the Public

ST. MICHAELS — Caiden Sackett carefully stuck a long drawer back into a library card catalog cabinet and turned attention toward a thick blue book filled with hundreds of pages

Papillion made investments in improving Walnut Creek Recreation Area dog park, and La Vista has entered the game with whats become our go-to spots to let Tilly burn off energy.

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