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Desperate LI Family Still Searching For Gigi: 'I'm Just So Lost' - North Fork, NY - Gigi will be missing a month this weekend and her heartbroken family, without any sightings at all or any leads, is suffering.

GREENSBURG/BATESVILLE – Adam’s Fun Run Jeep and Side by Side fundraiser is scheduled for June 18, beginning and ending at Enochsburg Hall, 9995 E. Base Road, Greensburg. Registration begins at

Regional and Davidson County rock and country bands will take the stage Saturday in Lexington for a Laurens Ladder fundraiser, and then on Sunday you can help a local Moravian

Saturday evening, thousands lined San Marco Boulevard under balmy skies and perfect temperatures.

While John Travolta's net worth comes mainly from his acting, it's also impacted by his work as a producer, singer, and his real estate portfolio.

BATESVILLE - Co-chairs Tray Fullenkamp and Amelia Kubicek have been working together to spearhead a Batesville Pride event from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday under the Batesville Sky.

For Record Store Day 2022, WFUV spoke to record shop owners and managers about their RSD picks and what other treasures they'd recommend.

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Jennifer Probst is the New York Times bestselling author of the Billionaire Builders series, the Searching For... series, the Marriage to a Billionaire series, the Steele Brothers series, the Stay series, and the Sunshine Sisters series. Like some of her characters, Probst, along with her husband and two sons, calls New Yorks Hudson Valley home. When she isnt traveling to meet readers, she enjoys reading, watching "shameful reality television," and visiting a local Hudson Valley animal shelter...

Lance Shearer Correspondent It was a street parade, without the street. In lieu of the traditional Christmas Island Style street parade on San Marco Blvd., the group held a reverse or static parade on Saturday evening. The floats and exhibits stood still in the parking lot at Veterans’ Community Park, and the community members who wanted to see them drove slowly through the assemblage, staying safely in their own vehicles. Some cars came back around for a repeat. While it couldn’t match the...