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Paducah Mayor George Bray announced April is National Child Abuse Awareness Month and Sexual Assault and Awareness Prevention Month during the city commission on Tuesday.

In honor of Black History Month the Kentucky Equine Education Project (KEEP) Foundation is proud to offer this limited edition "The Color of Silk" print.

Linda Batterton and Mandy James had made it a yearly tradition to get together with several dozen other snowmobile riders to play in the powder near Halfway and to raise

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Support for Halfway continues to come in from around Baker County and elsewhere after two residents died in separate vehicle accidents on Monday, Jan. 30.

A 4-year-old Halfway boy died, and his mother and younger brother were critically hurt, when they were hit by a bus in Halfway on Monday evening, Jan. 30.

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SOAR accepts noms for awards

Whether you plan to watch the Chicago Marathon from your couch, are excited to join the cheering throng of spectators or just want to steer clear of traffic jams, here's what you need to know.

William Wells Brown personified the American dream. He’d become an internationally renowned antislavery activist and writer who resided in and traveled widely across the northern United States and the British Isles. He penned a series of remarkable books including the first Black novel, the first printed Black play, the first Black travelogue, and the first Black panorama displayed in Britain. By Tamara Shiloh The minstrel shows of the early 19th century are believed by some to be the roots of...