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He took a particular interest in Ireland and spent much of his fortune developing civil society and peace initiatives on the island.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The first shovelfuls of dirt were thrown Wednesday morning — an initial step toward bringing a Trinity neighborhood hospital to the cit

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The first shovelfuls of dirt were thrown Wednesday morning – an initial step toward bringing a Trinity neighborhood hospital to the city. Major work is expected to begin in the area along U.S. 40 just east of Plaza West in September, and the two-story building with 10 emergency room beds, six in-patients […]

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The first shovelfuls of dirt were thrown Wednesday morning — an initial step toward bringing a Trinity neighborhood hospital to the city.

LEXINGTON — There was standing room only during the Planning Commission meeting as a permit for a temporary shelter for the homeless, to be located near Lexington High School, was

LEXINGTON — Crossroads Mission Avenue, which aims to bring emergency shelter services and transitional housing options to Dawson County received donations from the Lexington Ministerial Association and the Trinity Foundation.

LEXINGTON — The Lexington School board passed a resolution opposing the opening of a homeless shelter in the former Plum Creek Care Center facility during their meeting on Monday, July

LEXINGTON — The organization that aims to bring homeless shelter services and transitional housing to Dawson County is working to purchase the former Plum Creek Care Center facility.

The former president of a prominent Southern Baptist seminary in north Texas spent $1.5 million in home renovations and tens of thousands more in unchecked spending, according to a report from the institution.

He moved to Orange in 1980 and has been a big contributor ever since.