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The Susan G. Komen West Pennsylvania More than Pink Walk kicked off the morning of May 19.

It is estimated over 13,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in Pennsylvania in 2024.

The Susan G. Komen Orlando More than Pink Walk returns to Crane’s Roost Park on Saturday, March 2.

Talented youngsters will be lacing up their shoes and hitting the tarmac in support of the town’s musical society next month.

SGA discussed 8 pieces of legislation, elected a new senator, and discussed their budget at the 12th meeting of the 23rd Senate on Tuesday, Nov. 28. Bill 9-23-F: A Bill to Amend the Constitution of the Student Government Association of Western Kentucky University would allow a wording change regarding the stating of “University Senate” in...

Student senators had the opportunity to converse with WKU President Timothy Caboni at SGA’s 9th meeting of the 23rd Senate on Tuesday. At the start of the meeting, Caboni recognized SGA for all they have accomplished this semester. “Thank you for the time, effort, and energy you put into this organization, and for helping us...

About 1,000 people united in hope and taking strides together, one step at a time.

Below is an updated list of fall activities taking place from today until next weekend:   Today   INTERLACHEN

Early detection is one of the best ways to have a fighting chance against breast cancer.

Most people are familiar with the sayings “kids grow up too quickly” or “you’re only a kid once,” but those phrases don’t always apply to everyone.