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Winter is a great time to teach kids about cooking. When everyone is stuck inside during inclement weather, why not gather in the kitchen to...

When retired teacher and Missions Committee chair at Trinity United Methodist Church, Joan Myers, gets the bit in her mouth, watch out! Miraculous things t

Director Summer Griffith sees the library as more than a collection of books

"Why aren't you drinking?" My former boss slurred those words as he looked across a table while he and my coworkers downed a pitcher of...

Cast stumbles through Somebody I wanted to like Dave Franco's Somebody I Used to Know, I really did. The cast is appealing, the Pacific Northwest...

More details emerge about the events surrounding Earl Moore Jr.'s death

I volunteer a couple hours a week at a Springfield after-school program called Compass for Kids, but it's for adults. It's for both, I suppose,...

For decades, Dickson Mounds Museum in Illinois displayed the open graves of more than 200 Indigenous people. Thirty years after a federal law required museums to begin returning remains, the statewide museum system still holds thousands.

Don't look now, but February (though the weather feels more like April!) is creeping right by us with Valentine's Day around the bend. Good music...

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