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If you’re looking for a fun outdoor event for the entire family, take a peek at the Windsor Parks, Recreation and Culture Department's Movies in the Park program and the Summer Concert Series.

This weekend in Cheyenne, enjoy symphony music, yoga, and more.

Logan County Tourist & Convention Commission will be hosting two free showings of the WKU/PBS documentary/film, “By Parties Unknown,” on Saturday, Feb., 11, 2023, at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m.

Logan County Tourist & Convention Commission will be hosting two free showings of the WKU/PBS documentary/film, “By Parties Unknown,” on Saturday, Feb., 11, 2023, at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m.

For ACS Rubber Division chairs, the International Elastomer Conference is the peak that leads to the end of their yearlong reigns. But for James Eddy, the event put an exclamation point on his more than four decades in the rubber industry.

Family reunions are curious events. A group of related people gathers to talk and catch up on missed time. Some attending are excited to be there, and others are less

Dr. Nancy Dawson, an independent historian and fiber artist who now calls Russellville, Ky. home, said, “This is not a celebration; it’s a remembrance of lives lost.” Her comments came

For many Black Kentuckians and Tennesseans, the Eighth of August is a special day – a time for barbecue, reuniting with loved ones and marking their freedom from slavery. These annual celebrations are in the same spirit as Juneteenth, but their roots predate those of the now national holiday.

The storm that blew through Logan County Friday morning couldn’t stop the Juneteenth Celebration held on the Logan County Public Library lawn in Russellville. Millions of people overcame the storms

This week we celebrate our newest national holiday, Juneteenth.