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At Waco’s Lone Star Music, Calvin Ross credits his store’s longevity to a love of music and support of friends. Both will come together Friday in a rock-heavy 40th-year celebration.

An update the process to form a new master plan for Amherst County’s parks and recreation department was presented to Amherst County Planning Commission at its April meeting.

This May, voters in Redmond will have the opportunity to make three revisions to the Redmond city charter. Our charter serves as the foundational governance document of the city. It

CONNEAUT TOWNSHIP — A new ordinance has gone into effect in Conneaut Township to regulate large public entertainment gatherings of more than 200 people that last two hours or longer.

Spartz a staunch supporter of 5th District

WHITE HALL — The highlight of Small Business Week in West Virginia took place at the Robert H. Mollohan Center on Wednesday.

Congress gave California’s public colleges and universities more than $8 billion in emergency funding during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now the money is drying up and schools are faced with a

GUEST EDITORIAL: The education of our children is vital.

"Mandala Magic" at C’ville Arts Cooperative Gallery, "Treelines" at McGuffey Art Center and more.

FREMONT — The historic county courthouse at 55 S.Public Square will be empty once the new judicial center opens in June, but nobody wants it to stay that way for