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Fulltime investigators are in the north bay. Hundreds of people are gathering to reflect on these tragic fires. The crowd promised to rebuild their communities instead of carrying candles. Folks lit up the evening with glow sticks and flashlights Organizer Says she realized people needed to meet face to face after seeing so many posts on facebook. The area affected in santa rosa. Wayne freedman was there for the moment people have been anxiously looking for. What did you find . Reporter for Barb...

The Cherokee County Republican Party will meet Monday, Feb. 12 at the Armory Municipal Center, 100 N. Water St. in Tahlequah at 6:30 p.m. Cherokee County Emergency Management Director Mike

Secret signals on the job: Waitresses at some 19th-century restaurants ensured speedy drink service by communicating with a non-verbal code. One server

Moundsville, W.Va. (WTRF) – We’re inching ever closer to Samhain, and Spooky Steve has returned to the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville. Last year he explored their legendary haunted house, the Dungeon of Horrors, but this year, he’s going into the bowels of the prison itself. And he’s brought some special guests with him…his mom […]

NEW CUMBERLAND — The New Cumberland Lions Club recently held its annual steak fry at Tomlinson Run Park. The event began with Lion Rick Tinsky calling every

NEW CUMBERLAND – The New Cumberland Lions Club held the annual steak fry at Tomlinson Run Park. The prayer was offered by Lion Rick Tinsky with prayers said f

NEW CUMBERLAND – New Cumberland Lions President Dorothy Hawkes called the May 23 meeting to order. Lion Rick Tinsky offered the prayer and the Pledge was led

NEW CUMBERLAND — The New Cumberland Lions Club will have its first pulled pork takeout fundraiser of the year from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 27 in the parking lot

Dorothy Hawkes, right, president of the New Cumberland Lions Club, introduced visitor Loranna Tate, a past president and past secretary, at a recent meeting whe

Dorothy Hawkes, right, president of the New Cumberland Lions Club, introduced visitor Loranna Tate, a past president and past secretary, at a recent meeting whe