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Citizen petitions pass when lawmakers are out of touch. It happened when Oklahoma Democrats were in charge and is happening now that Republicans are in control, says Editorials Editor Graham.

NEWBURYPORT — While the City Council on Monday approved design funding for a new Low Street recreation center in a landslide 10-1 vote, many councilors conceded passing additional votes related

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — The Bridge Sport Complexs inclusive playground just got a boost from the county.

Provision Trade Federation (PTF) director general Rod Addy explains how the food industry is preparing for the fallout from new controls on imports from the EU.

Wilbur Underhill, ranked by many as Oklahomas toughest badman during the 1930s gangster era, was known as the mad dog of the underworld and was even feared by his partners.

WVU Tech President T. Ramon Stuart, Pendleton Community Bank President & CEO Bill Loving and community members attended a ribbon cutting for a new co-branded PCB ATM on WVU Tech’s

Among the new restaurants coming soon are Smalls Sliders, Kraken Killer Seafood, City Hall Steak & Cocktail, Rise and more.

When it comes to homeless issues, there are concepts and there’s reality.

From pebbles to boulders and everything in between, this free weekend show will rock them all.

Greetings from your friends at the Blowing Rock Art & History Museum.