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May 2, 2024
Persimmon Homes South Midlands has strengthened its sales team, with the appointment of Beth Lodge to head of sales and Graydon Worthing as sales
April 23, 2024
HARLEM, Ga (WJBF)- The Harlem High School Alumni Foundation is celebrating some of Harlem’s most influential alumni and faculty in their first gala event, “2024 Legends on the Lawn.” This fundraising event will directly support student scholarships & grants. To date the organization has awarded around $17,000 in scholarships with another $100,000 pledged over the […]
January 18, 2024
With profound sadness and broken hearts the family of Jack Wall announce his passing. Born John Christopher Wall on April 2151, 1949 to Lorraine and Joseph Wall in Fort William (Thunder Bay), ON.
August 10, 2023
Inez Brown, a prominent lawyer and advocate for equality and diversity in the legal profession, has been awarded an honorary degree by Aston University.She received the honour at a ceremony at Eastside Rooms in Birmingham on 27 July 2023.Dr Brown has
August 6, 2023
Belle Isle Art Fair welcomes some of Detroit's most beloved artists, as well as close to 100 artists from across the county to the landmark island.
July 30, 2023
Healing event celebrates "life beyond the bullets" and budding relationship between Eastside community and Jacksonville Sheriff's Office
July 25, 2023
Will planting trees make Jacksonville, Florida cooler?
November 16, 2022
It is said that change is inevitable - well for Flint City Council that change has come with new leadership. The council voted on Monday night appointing Allie Herkenroder of
November 9, 2022
Officials braced for the worst. It never happened. A report from Flint, where close scrutiny of ballots ended without incident.
November 9, 2022
The close scrutiny on Flintโs election under a replacement clerk ended without the voter intimidation or disruptions officials feared.