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First Street Parkade opened 62 years ago on Dec. 17, 1961

Self-taught Alabama artist Charlie Lucas uses scraps of metal, twisted wire and old mechanical parts to form his unique creations of people and animals, a talent that has garnered him

On the latest Good Morning Angels, Martin Bester and LottoStar came together to share the Summer of Millions funds far and wide, to change lives for good.

It’s been several years since the King’s College Theatre Department last offered a “Brown-Bag” series of shows, but the lunch-time performances are returning…

This is one enormous, warm, sweet “thank you” embracing everyone that has touched Gabe’s, Kent’s and my soul, our collective dear family’s soul, the soul of our beautiful communities since

Originally designed by late architect and Illinois School of Architecture professor Jack Sherman Baker in 1968, the four-bedroom home features double-height glazing, three fireplaces, and multiple outdoor spaces.

As a nurse in Vietnam, Cheryl Feala saw soldiers who reminded the North Bend woman of her little brother back home. And she saw many badly wounded soldiers.

The Ellen Clark Sculpture Park has become a go-to spot for lovers of art and dogs. Everybody needs a little inspiration to shake up their usual routines sometimes. To keep your outside excursions from getting stale, we have five rut-busting places to explore. Ellen Clark Sculpture (and Unofficial Dog) Park The Ellen Clark Sculpture Park is the perfect outdoor oasis planted right in the middle of Midtown. Located on the corner of Grand and Lindell boulevards, it sits adjacent to the stunnin...

SageWest Health Care received an initial allocation of COVID-19 vaccines and is in the process of distributing them in accordance with prioritization guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the federal government, state and local public health partners. Vaccine administration has begun with our frontline healthcare workers. SageWest Health Care is pleased to be taking this next exciting step toward ending the pandemic and advancing our mission of Making Communities ...

By Mitch Perry Tampa SHARE Renters who have fallen behind on their monthly payments because of the income they’ve lost due to the coronavirus pandemic have received some good news. Congress is expected to extend the nationwide eviction moratorium by one month, as part of the $900 billion economic recovery package that was agreed to on Sunday night. What You Need To Know Rent activists say there ar...