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BATH TOWNSHIP — The Bath Township Fire Department recently named fire inspector Ken Meyer as Firefighter of the Year.According to a news release, Mey

Restaurants and cafes could continue to serve customers outdoors through 2022 under a proposal set to be considered at Wednesday's City Council meeting.

There’s plenty to see and do online and in-person in the week ahead.

Ken Meyer said his goal is to "get people off their personal computers, shopping on Amazon and other places and actually back into the streets." The 27-year City Hall veteran replaces his former boss, Rosa Escareno.

The Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society announced its 2022 Lecture Series, featuring an array of speakers from biologists, conservations and photographers to a New

Small businesses and nonprofits grappling with lower-than-expected revenue and higher-than-expected costs have until Nov. 12 to apply for a new round of grants, between $5,000 and $10,000, from the city of Chicago.

After relentless controversy and criticism, Facebook desperately needs a rebrand. But a name change doesn’t change everything. Or, really, anything.

It's Sooner state homegrown horror! A must-see 80s slasher movie that was filmed entirely in Oklahoma at Lake Fort Gibson. If you haven't seen it yet, you can hardly call yourself an Okie!

It's Sooner state homegrown horror! A must-see 80s slasher movie that was filmed entirely in Oklahoma at Lake Fort Gibson. If you haven't seen it yet, you can hardly call yourself an Okie!

Here are the people, places and things that had a big impact on the media this week.