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Henderson County (May 30, 2022) - Saludas Shop and Stroll on Friday this week will celebrate the grand opening of Saluda Moon Glass Studio & Gallery and the second anniversary celebration of Jim Carson Studio/Gallery. Shop and Stroll takes place on the first Friday of each month from 5 to 8 p.m. through October.

Lafayette has tons of caring veterinarians and veterinarian clinics. But we wanted to find the veterinarian clinics in the Lafayette area that pet owners admired most based on price, care and pet-friendliness.

Lafayette has tons of caring veterinarians and veterinarian clinics. But we wanted to find the veterinarian clinics in the Lafayette area that pet owners admired most based on price, care and pet-friendliness.

A revised proposal for the Ellis Estates subdivision on Mission Boulevard just east of Fayetteville was unanimously approved Thursday.

A revised proposal for the Ellis Estates subdivision on Mission Boulevard just east of Fayetteville was unanimously approved Thursday.

The owner of a Plainville automotive shop is accused of running the business without a proper license.

Cherokee Nation leaders on Oct. 19 announced plans to build a multi-million dollar, 50,000-square-foot wellness center in Adair County as part of the tribe’s Public Health and Wellness Fund Act.

Do you believe you have what it takes and are dedicated to becoming a leader locally, then Leadership East Texas, INC. (LET) may just be the next step in your journey.

New ABC store regarded as a boost to Old Town Photos/Don Del Rosso Bob Foley, who worked at the ABC store on Culpeper Street decades ago, appreciates the new location’s proximity to the post office. We welcome any successful business to Warrenton that chooses to open here. It benefits all when customers are coming. — Warrenton Mayor Carter Nevill By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Staff Journalist For years, the Warrenton man listened to stories about Old T...

By Michelle Tuccitto Sullo After Lenny & Joe’s Fish Tale restaurant in New Haven sued its insurance provider for refusing to pay for business losses related to the coronavirus pandemic shutdown, a federal judge dismissed the case within just six months. U.S. District Court Judge Michael Shea in December granted AmGUARD Insurance Co.’s motion to dismiss the case, concluding the restaurant’s insurance policy’s virus exclusion meant any losses due to the pandemic weren’t co...