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A dog survives being beaten and hung to work as a therapy dog for children. The man who attacked her was found guilty Thursday of animal cruelty.

A dog survives being beaten and hung to work as a therapy dog for children. The man who attacked her was found guilty Thursday of animal cruelty.

Thursday January 26, 2023 Having just traveled the world with Grammy-winning trumpeter Chris Botti as the featured touring vocalist for Botti’s solo album Sometimes a Rose Will Grow in Concrete, actor/singer/writer Sy Smith is the featured musical artist for the Denton Black Film Festival 2023. She performs at 8pm at

To find the nearest EV charger, download the ChargePoint App and create an account. More information about EV chargers, and the EV charging program, can be

A representative from the Department of Sanitation will be available for individual appointments on Wednesday (Oct. 19) through the District B Community Office Hours at the Rosa F. Keller Library & Community Center, 4300 S. Broad St. Virtual and in-person appointments are available from 10:30 to 11: 30 a.m. To make an appointment, call 504-658-4985 […]

COMMUNITY NOTES may be submitted for non-profit, civic or church-related events and published free of charge AS SPACE IS AVAILABLE in the Courier Journal.  Community Notes must be submitted in writing by 3pm Friday for consideration in the following week’s issue.   • Look for “Submit News” on our website  at www.courierjournal.net. • Fax to 256-760-9618;  • Mail to 219 W. Tennessee St, Florence, AL  35630; or • Bring in person. All properly s...

Keller library to split from Fort Worth system, form new cooperative with other cities The city plans to create a new agreement with cities including Benbrook, Haltom City and Richland Hills. People select a library book in this file photo. The Keller Public Library recently decided to end a partnership with Fort Worth after 22 years.(Kristopher Radder) Keller Public Library has reached the final chapter in a a 22-year long partnership with Fort Worth. Library officials have decided to end the ...