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The story of Kennett has always been about languages. We started our book exploring how important immigration was to Kennett and English as our mother tongue, bringing the community together. We then talked about how foreign languages come to play an important part in the expansion of our children’s education to other countries and cultures. […]

Harvest is reaching its crescendo as growers across the Napa Valley rave about the quality of their Cabernet Sauvignon.

Noria, which means waterwheel in Spanish, specializes in California wines that pair well with Japanese cuisine.

Napa Valley growers picked some early-ripening reds this past week, but many dont expect the Cabernet Sauvignon harvest to pick up until October.

Industry veteran will lead business development and client strategy as the virtual production company expands its service offerings to the filmmaking industry.  

Amanda Trocki and her dog, Nugget, are counting the days until the new dog park opens at Harrison Hills Park in the Natrona Heights section of Harrison. “He can’t wait to make some new friends,” said Trocki, who visits regularly, waiting for the gates of the play space to be

WVOW News BLUEFIELD Two men were sentenced for a Mercer County arson scheme. On Monday, 53-year-old Scott Meadows, of Welch, and 45-year-old Christopher Gross, of Bluefield, Virginia, were sentenced to three years and five months in prison for wire fraud. Each admitted to a role in an arson fraud scheme. According to court documents and statements made in federal court, co-defendant Douglas Vineyard bought a house on Princeton Avenue in Bluefield, West Virginia, for $5,000 at the direction of G

This rare NRA Colt M1911, if authentic, would be valued in the 10s of thousands of dollars, according to Phil Schreier, Director of the National Firearms Museum.

Whether its establishing neighborhood holiday traditions or boosting educational programs, the volunteer efforts of the 2022 honorees helped make our communities more welcoming places to live.

Whether its establishing neighborhood holiday traditions or boosting educational programs, the volunteer efforts of the 2022 honorees helped make our communities more welcoming places to live.