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Kentucky Power announced in a statement April 10 the successful completion of a significant upgrade to the electric system in Hazard that ensures continued delivery of reliable and resilient power

Jimi Hendrix used feedback to get louder and more piercing sounds to fill event centers with deafening noise until, eventually, he just put his guitar down and it screamed on

CHIPPEWA FALLS — A comprehensive plan outlining future growth and development of Chippewa Falls, covering everything from housing to community facilities, will be shared with the public Wednesday.

CHIPPEWA FALLS — The Chippewa Falls Parks Board is moving forward with the next phase of upgrading the Flag Hill area in Irvine Park. Plans call for constructing new stairs,

A ball gown found at an Omaha estate sale was designed by Ann Lowe. One of Lowes most famous creations during a nearly 70-year career was Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1953 wedding

The Tulsa area has a number of Cajun and Creole eateries to try, including the recently reviewed Gibby Cs South in Your Mouth.

ALLEN — National Work Zone Awareness Week kicked off on April 15 to bring awareness to the public and those who are working on the roadways about the importance of

GOSHEN — With about a week until the 61st annual Pancake Day, the Salvation Army is preparing to welcome thousands into its building at 1013 N. Main St. in Goshen

Kern County hasnt looked or felt this good in years, according to a new survey pointing to significantly greater satisfaction with the local quality of life and a solid reversal

The Colonial Performing Arts Center on Friday announced the departure of its executive director of nearly two decades.