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Black Knights? Monarchs? Chargers? Whatever happened to the Trojans?

The question of “What to do with the Municipal Auditorium?” is hardly a new one. Before construction had even started, the public was split on whether to build such a facility. According to the history section on the building’s National Register of Historic Places application, supporters thought the facility would attract quality performers and “enhance the cultural life” of Charleston. Others thought the theater would be a waste of public funds.

A man standing trial for murder testified on Tuesday that he was scared for his life during the altercation that resulted in the death of a 28-year-old Thunder Bay man.

Novembers election for Pennsylvanias 16th Congressional District will represent a battle of different ideologies.

Despite escalating costs, St. Mary’s County government workers who need day care for their children will soon see an option close to work.

PAWTUCKET – More small homeless encampments are popping up in the downtown area, a visible reminder that the homelessness crisis is far from resolved despite some steps forward.

As the larger world appears to spin out of the control of us humans, we can turn our focus to ensuring that our regional environment remains within our expectations and

ASOTIN — You know it’s Asotin County Fair time as soon as you drive into town.

PAWTUCKET/CENTRAL FALLS – Diane Lemarre, a Pawtucket resident for 64 years, has been taking the city bus since she was in high school, and she says she is not impressed

So sad to hear that the Independent Review and Crow River Media will cease publication this month. It’s been interesting to read comments about its history and effect on people.