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Mary Immaculate Health/Care Services residents prepare Easter bags for Lazarus House, a nonprofit that supports people struggling with poverty,

Betsy Ruhe, Tammy Hawkins, Andrew Owen, Khalil "Charlie" Batshon and Dan Seum Jr. are the new Louisville Metro Council members taking office in 2023.

The Flagler Sheriff's Office got a three-year, $1.3 million federal grant to expand the "Smart" addiction-recovery program at the county jail.

The in-patient drug-treatment facility that Joe Mullins claimed would occupy the former Sheriff's building in Bunnell fell though.

Personal actions actually have an effect on the environment.

St. Valentine’s Day may have just passed, but a new Slatington area store is spreading the love year-round.

Project Warm helps seminarians to build fraternity and learn about the challenges of rural poverty

INDIANAPOLIS (CNS) — What does a seminarian do to prepare for priestly ministry? Pray. Check....

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High school juniors support local nonprofits through Project Warm Hearts Two Spring Hill juniors are picking a different nonprofit each month to hold drives for their Project Warm Hearts. Author: Emily Correll (WLTX) Updated: 11:40 AM EDT April 12, 2021 IRMO, S.C. — Local nonprofits are benefitting from two teenagers goal to do more in their community. “If not me then who? If not now then when?” Those are the questions Haley Hix heard that encouraged her t...