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LA GRANDE — A quick drive past Legacy Ford dealership on Island Avenue and you may see more than the usual inventory — construction equipment, trailers and contractors in hard

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Piero, la graciosa anécdota detrás de la canción “Mi viejo” Al terminar la canción, el artista fue directamente a cantársela a su papá pero la reacción fue más que inesperada Publicidad Piero es considerado uno de los mejores cantautores de América Latina, entre sus canciones más conocidas están “Juan Boliche”, “Llegando, llegaste”, “De vez en cuando viene bien dormir”, y “Mi viejo”. A propósito de esta última, Piero contó a Las 2 Orillas la graciosa anécdota ...

Two local elementary school students, one from John L. Hurt Elementary School and one from Faith Christian Academy, were recognized this month for original color drawings they submitted for possible

American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame Class of 2022 American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame Class of 2022 Six horses and seven AQHA members have been selected for induction into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2022. These deserving recipients will be inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2022. text size May 27, 2021 | News and Publications , Museu...

Bowl For Kids Sake participant Norah Surcons son getting ready to make a strike (Image: submitted) Big Brothers Big Sisters Saint John’s Bowling For Kids’ Sake is embracing and encouraging participants to “bowl their own way” for its 2021 fundraiser. “What we’ve had to do is look at it a little differently and think about what would be fun for folks because it’s always a favorite fundraising activity for teams, businesses and family teams,” said Laurie Collins, Executive Directo...

The still-present need for work toward equality was one of the main messages given to attendees Monday at a car parade to honor Martin Luther King Jr. The Temple unit of the NAACP held its annual parade to honor the civil rights leader, although this year participants rode in their vehicles along the parade route instead of walking. The parade went through downtown Temple before stopping at City Hall for a speech. Bennie Walsh, president of the Temple NAACP branch, said that it was important fo...