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Host meghan lee heres a look at what else is coming up. An exhibition on food in london encourages visitors to think outside the box. And we take a look around the world carrying city of plus one of this years European Capitals of culture. The month of may is a popular time to get married here in europe now if you listen carefully you will hear the wedding bells. Since 2015 same sex couples have been able to marry in ireland and more and more countries all over the world are following suit taiwa...

The 25th annual History Meets the Arts (HMTA) show and sale, with 18 artists and authors represented by Lord Nelson’s Gallery, is Friday, April 12, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.,

EVERETT — Waving their homemade flags in the air, nearly 300 Everett Middle School students joined their voices in song Tuesday morning at an assembly honoring veterans.

EVERETT — Family members from the Everett area’s two Medal of Honor recipients gathered Monday with U.S. Rep. Dr. John Joyce for photos of the representative with the statue to

EVERETT — Patriotism was at a high on Saturday in Everett as a project in the making for the last several years was unveiled during the town’s Medal of Honor

EVERETT, Pa. (WTAJ)-- Six years of hard work and $200,000 in fundraising efforts later and the Medal of Honor Statue in Everett was unveiled Saturday afternoon.

The longtime area bar plans to close at the end of June with its "lights out" tour.

Chestnut Ridge School District will honor three of its former students that did not return from the Vietnam War after its board approved posthumous degrees at its Tuesday night meeting.

History Meets the Arts, sponsored by Lord Nelson’s Gallery and Gettysburg Heritage Center, is set for April 14-15.