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STEUBENVILLE — Representatives of Franciscan University of Steubenville and the Sleep Inn and Suites signed a purchase agreement Thursday, transferring own

The Keokuk City Council held its interview to appoint a new member for the vacant Second Ward seat.

Each year, the sculpture should generate 400,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity.

The 100-foot-tall arch is expected to produce around 400,000 kilowatt-hours of solar electricity each year.

The restaurant on Harrisburg Boulevard plans to relocate about 2 miles to the west on the same street. The new dining room will have the capacity for nearly three times as many guests.

Taking the form of a monumental steel canopy, the work will accommodate performances and serve as a gateway to the city’s Second Ward.

Carol Peterson believes her business experience is needed on City Council as Elizabeth City navigates a number of fiscal challenges.

Located on East Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Uptown, the only part of the original school that remains is the gymnasium. But for former students like Arthur Griffin, who graduated in 1966, this milestone is something to commemorate.

As we celebrate a day for Houston's first area code, there could be a new code as the population grows. This won't impact your existing number.

In a city with a bad habit of bulldozing its own history, a family of puppeteers has created a legacy to last a lifetime in Phoenix.