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PORTVILLE — Visiting Portville for a Section 6 Class B2 softball semifinal, No. 3 Wilson jumped on the Panthers with three first-inning runs and never let up in its upset

Held in a virtual space from Oct. 20 to 22, Roguelike Celebration celebrates the game genre in its many forms. Here’s what makes the community event special.

And 14 months after construction began, the state of the art facility was complete.

The big news at one of our staff meetings recently was that Sam Marcus, son of managing editor Barbara Marcus, had landed a full-time job, with benefits, in his field of photo editing/magazine product

“So far it hasn’t,” he said. “We’ll see what the will of the board is, but right now, we’ve committed a million dollars, plus the cost of the land and the maintenance of the land going forward.”

Sam Marcus came to the Franklin County Humane Society when the organization was in disarray.

By Mark Wainwright Talk Host/Voice Talent   SYRACUSE -- It’s hard to believe in 2022 that NBA teams of the past struggled – sometimes desperately – to sell tickets. Decades ago, NBA clubs would often schedule “home” games in smaller nearby towns to drum up interest. That’s why the Philadelp ...

The Franklin County Humane Society will have a new place to call home after originally opening nearly six decades ago.

Donor pledges to match $10K donations raised for Franklin County Humane Society by Friday An anonymous donor is challenging the Franklin County Humane Society to raise $10,000 by Friday with the promise they will match the amount. and last updated 2021-07-20 18:23:00-04 FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — An anonymous donor is challenging the Franklin County Humane Society to raise $10,000 by Friday with the promise they will match the amount. The Franklin County Humane Society’s current buildi...

Franklin Co. Humane Society waits for water to go down after animals were evacuated and last updated 2021-03-05 16:01:14-05 FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — Staff at the Franklin County Humane Society is in a holding pattern as high water continues to hang around inside the building and prevent the cleanup process from moving forward. On Monday, as the Kentucky River rose, staff and volunteers evacuated 34 dogs and 24 cats from the shelter along Kentucky Avenue and placed them in safe locations, ...