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Local preservation organization preserves history of local African American church torn down for non-profit parking lot

Construction crew demolished a local African American church on Wednesday, Feb. 14, to extend the parking lot of the Community Kitchen. Despite being demolished, the history of the building is

Group preserves history of African American church demolished in Paducah

An African American church building in Paducah was demolished to extend the parking lot of Community Kitchen. While the building is gone, its history is not lost, thanks to the

Local organization preserves history of African American church torn down for nonprofit's parking lot

Construction crew demolished a local African American church on Wednesday, Feb. 14, to extend the parking lot of the Community Kitchen. Despite being demolished, the history of the building is

St. John's Episcopal Church Calls New Rector – Mendon Honeoye Falls Lima Sentinel

Unlawful Camping: What charge homeless people could face under proposed Safer Kentucky Act

The Safer Kentucky Act, a wide-ranging crime bill, proposes a newly created charge called unlawful camping. This charge makes it illegal for homeless people to sleep anywhere not designated for

Jan MaShelle Trimble, 64, of Unionville, Mo., Playle & Collins Family Funeral Home

MaShelle TrimbleJan MaShelle Trimble, 64, of Unionville, Missouri, enteredeternal lifeon Friday January 12, 2024, at her home surrounded by family.

The stories of Indianapolis you won't read anywhere else: The 317 Project

Every neighborhood in Indianapolis has an untold story to share, one just has to set out to find it. That's exactly what the 317 Project does.

Countywide Planning and Zoning may be on the horizon

Members of the Logan County Fiscal Court began discussions on countywide planning and zoning this week. Although discussion is in the early stages, magistrates had a lot of questions, some

Careers in Agriculture: Jobs beyond the farm

From rolling lavender fields in the north to watermelon farms in the south, AgriNews has taken me on a journey with the most beautiful views.

Madison seeks to pilot voluntary time-of-use electric rates for residents

MADISON - The borough is working to roll out a voluntary pilot program in which residents can sign up to be charged different electric rates for different times of day.