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While some mariners are still enjoying Lake Pepin as the weather turns colder, Lake City's boat repair shops are already seeing their usual surge in business.

TARPON SPRINGS — Opening its doors in 2002, the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art is celebrating 20 years of serving the community with a series of exhibitions that highlights the museum’s

Starting on June 23, Lake City held it annual celebration to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the festival, the 100th anniversary of the invention of water skiing and the 150th anniversary of Lake City's founding.

Anyone who doesn't live in the area should plan to avoid the area according to the release and be aware that some of the streets around the burn will be closed to the public.

Boosters will unveil a statue of Ralph Samuelson on July 2.

Democratic leaders of the House immediately dismissed the idea of repealing all or part...

Some of the nation’s foremost experts on the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. will gather April 8-9 for a conference at Olney Central College. Political Assassinations of the 1960s: New Revelations in the Murders of JFK, RFK and MLK will explore, in an academic setting, the deaths of these iconic leaders.

A gift from the family of one of America’s funniest women, the collection of Erma Bombeck finds its home at the University of Dayton Libraries.

On some level, Ted Hoffman wants to blend in.

Back in the 1920s Benton County had a pretty famous resident - a dog named Nero.