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Some say old Bemidji — home to 40 saloons and eight brothels — was a rough and rugged town due to the presence of the lumberjacks. But, didn’t the lumberjacks spend most of the winter in the woods?

Time to get your fright on.

It was the final weekend of a pilot program aimed at giving Old Sacramento visitors a new experience, blocking off K Street to cars and bringing in entertainment instead.

FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - Over 6 months of work done to bring new life to the Saginaw Street bricks will need to redone after contractors used the wrong kind of

Maysville Pickers-n-Grinners Festival and Open-Air Market will host the Berea Festival Dancers, a Folk Dance Troupe, on Sept. 30 at noon in Limestone Park…

We think it's past time more of these "hometown heroes" got their due and continue the series with our fourth nominee, Yolo's Meg Sheldon.

Written by Paige Eisemann Clarksville, TN - The work of local sculptor Scott Wise is probably familiar to Clarksvillians, even if they aren’t aware of it.

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The Department of Public Works has announced the continuation of a milling and paving project on East State Street, and construction on Madison Street.

Phase Two will create office space to replace Stratton