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Emilie McKiernan Blanton has been called a “unicorn” — but not because she has mystical powers.

In An Interview With Glamour Magazine, Blake Lively Revealed That She And Ryan Reynolds Refuse To Use The Word "bossy" When Describing Their Three Young Daughters.

One of The Courier Journals missions is to help improve our community, and we gauge impact by changes and dialogue we spark. Here are a few examples

President Donald Trump’s proposed budget for fiscal year (FY) 2021 proposes to significantly reduce the size and reach of the federal bureaucracy by focusing federal activities on constitutional priorities and empowering state and local governments to address other issues closer to the people. Such reforms would have put the budget on track to balance, before exceptional measures to respond to COVID-19 (a disease caused by the novel coronavirus that originated in China) led to a steep and sudd...

Fairfield City Council The Fairfield City Council met last night with a fairly light, 4 item agenda. The TIF Surplus that will be returned to the taxing bodies was discussed, with $389,732 being returned to the taxing bodies. The current balance of TIF 1 is $1,477,292 with $772,194 already committed for projects such as the new water tower. A further discussion was held regarding the future of TIF and the new 1% Sales Tax that goes into effect January 1. Mayor Moore stated that the TIF Committee...

The Santa Clarita city council acknowledged Native American Heritage Month and Small Business Saturday at their regular meeting on Tuesday. 

Vicky Phelan, pictured at WIT in 2019 at the launch of her memoir ‘Overcoming’, represented the best of us. The strength of her spirit was beyond measure.

MORE than four years after she was told she had 12 months to live, Vicky Phelan’s intrepid inspiring and courageous life has ended. She had prepared to an...

The Collaborative Center for Literacy Development is tasked with providing Kentucky teachers training and information on the best way to teach children to read.

The Kentucky Department of Education announced it also supports dropping the contract, saying it wants a new statewide literacy center.