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SENECA FALLS — In a major shift, the induction ceremony for the National Women’s Hall of Fame, originally scheduled for September of this year, will shift to next year —

The Lamar County Historical Museum is to be featured this weekend on the popular Texas Country Reporter, according to museum officials Clyde and Patsy Daniels who received an email from

NEWBURYPORT — Guests on this Saturdays "Local Pulse" live internet radio program include Kevin Hunt, Director of Veterans Services, to discuss the upcoming Veterans Day observances in the area. Also,

Mayor Wamp discussed several topics including the return of the Hamilton County Fair, school facilities, crime rates, and free tickets to the Creative Discovery Museum for kindergartners.

Mara Justine, of Galloway Township, survived the second level of competition, known as the battle round, Tuesday on NBC-TVs singing contest reality show, "The Voice."

Matthew Perry was never the most celebrated actor in the world.

NEW ALBANY — The Community Foundation of Southern Indiana (CFSI) has selected the Town of Borden as this year’s recipient of its Quality of Place – Pathways to Progress grant,

Octobers violent TV shows, including SYFY, raise concerns from one letter writer about the content and whether certain businesses and hospitals should act as sponsors.

For the last two weeks, regular listeners to WKST-AM expecting to hear their regular news talk programs have been disappointed in what they hear.

Raven Dupree knows exactly what a game show host wants in a contestant.