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Historical sites typically have stipulations around renovations, which can vary from town to town.

The restaurant serves a variety of Vietnamese sandwiches, and their specialty is a sub-like sandwich that features four types of meat.

CATLETTSBURG Boyd County Circuit Judge George Davis listed all 38 charges against an Ashland couple accused of heinous child abuse in open court on Friday.

The Metropolitan Utilities District has received a $25 million grant to replace 89 miles of natural gas lines that are over 100 years old, officials announced Friday.

Mayor Pro-tem SyTanna Freeman, filling in for Athens Mayor Aaron Smith at Monday’s City Council meeting declared April Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

GEARHART — A new contractor has signed with the U.S. Postal Service to preserve the unit on Pacific Way that was scheduled to shut down at the end of April.

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Pyramid Mountain Lumber General Manager Todd Johnson said one group has made a proposal to keep the company in business, and a couple more investors still have interest.

We continue to take a look at the finalists for the Lima/Allen County Chamber of Commerces Small Business of the Year Gala. Tonight we take a look at the Small

Displaced residents of a damaged building next to the UBCO construction site in downtown Kelowna will spend the next several months living at Okanagan College.