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This week, new laws took effect that protect kids from sexual abuse, and help keep communities safe by imposing criminal penalties on those who hurt children. Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed these bills in July.

SHEFFIELD - Tennessee Valley Art Association presents a Shaken Up take on Shakespeare’s, The Merchant of Venice October 13–15 at the Historic Ritz Theatre in downtown Sheffield. This Center Stage

JACKSONBURG CHURCH OF CHRIST, LADIES DAY is Saturday, October 14, 10am, 414 County Road 28 in Florence. The speaker will be Felicia Plunket. The theme is “A Faith For All

On This Week in Louisiana Politics, see how Louisiana plays a critical role in the search for the new Speaker of the House in Congress.

This week, France will begin withdrawing its soldiers deployed in Niger, the French Joint Defense Staff said on Thursday. We will begi

FLORENCE – The Shoals Community Clinic in partnership with UNA Anderson College of Nursing & Health Professions will be hosting its Annual Community Health Fair at the clinic Monday, October

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FLORENCE – Florence Arts and Museums is partnering with Summer McCreless, an herbalist who specializes in regional plant and material knowledge, to conduct a series of workshops, presentations, and demonstrations

SEVEN SPRINGS LODGE AND RATTLESNAKE SALOON will host Mule Day October 5-8. Calling all mule enthusiasts—whether you’re a rider or love these magnificent animals, you won’t want to miss this

There´s not much to say about the Spanish political situation this week that wasn´t predicted. The PP failed to secure the necessary numbers in both votes last week, in fact, support declined in the second, so now we wait to see if acting President of the Government, Pedro Sanchez of the PSOE, has more success