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Debbie Ludden moved unexpectedly shortly after being elected to the Select Board in March, leaving one seat vacant.

Two residents in town have expressed interest in filling the position.

Photo: Dean Budnick *** “My parents really did meet at the Savoy Ballroom,” Taj Mahal says, echoing his spoken-word intro to “Stompin’ at the Savoy,” the

I have spent hundreds of hours wandering the Black Hills, paddling Black Lake, and driving and cycling Black Lake Boulevard, and to be honest, I hadn’t

Last weekend some of us Jackson Spinners headed up to Dover-Foxcroft, where nearly 100 wool spinners gathered in the Central Hall Commons on Main Street.

  By Drew Crooks Tolmie State Park is a pleasant and popular waterfront recreation area located on Puget Sound in the Northeast section of Thurston

A new mural dominates Fourth Avenue S. in the Wedgewood-Houston/Chestnut Hill neighborhoods with 5,775 square feet of concert tickets from the past.

Construction start of residential, science buildings comes as university hits highest student count figure since 1979

Looming construction start comes as North Nashville university tops 1,000-student enrollment mark