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Ten 2,000-lb. Clydesdales will be marching in both Savannah and Hilton head celebrations.

An embattled Muslim nonprofit that increasingly finds itself isolated and pushed out of social and political circles for its extremist views has found a welcoming reception in the Philadelphia suburb of Springfield Township, Pennsylvania. On March 2,

The Washington County Board of Commissioners held their regular weekly meeting on Tuesday, February 13.  The meeting opened with a prayer by Bill Dorrenbacher, which was followed by the “Pledge of Allegiance.”  Chairman Kent Vance called the meeting to order at 8:05 a.m. The consent agenda was approved as amended. County Administrator Misty Peterson presented Building Permit 24-04 for […]

Food Lion’s 2023 Ralph W. Ketner Store Manager Excellence Award winner...

4 other leaders honored at divisional level, out of 1,100+ candidates

After rejoining the protocol earlier this year, Cresset’s withdrawal will be effective Jan. 1.

Review of Nativity! The Musical at Shanklin Theatre by Curtain Call Creative

Whether you loved the classic TV broadcast version of Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella circa 1965 or missed it entirely Sierra Repertory Theatre’s current production will enchant you. Now playing through mid-December at SRT’s East Sonora Theatre location (13891 Mono Way), this completely family-friendly show is a pure delight and a stellar example of musical theater

Tuesday, the city of Eureka will accept a quilt from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals during a city council meeting. “PETA will present Eureka with a first-of-its-kind Fish Empathy Quilt and deliver a brief presentation on the importance of respecting fish and other marine life and leaving aquatic animals in the ocean, where they belong,” a news release from Sara Groves, a public relations coordinator for PETA said.

The owner of Nevada real estate company Turn Two Inc. was sentenced on Friday to a year and a day in prison for in a federal tax evasion case, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.