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December 29, 2023
In 2023, 22 people were hit by bullets fired by San Antonio police — 14 of them died, according to data obtained from SAPD by KSAT.
September 1, 2023
CARDIFF BUS routes across Barry and Penarth are set to change from tomorrow with many services scrapped across the Vale of Glamorgan.
September 1, 2023
CARDIFF BUS routes across Barry and Penarth are set to change from tomorrow with many services scrapped across the Vale of Glamorgan.
August 9, 2023
CARDIFF Bus has announced changes set to take place to routes across Barry and Penarth. The Capital bus service will be updating services from…
April 29, 2023
Check out modern homes in new communities around Winston-Salem
March 11, 2023
In a bid to make art more accessible, artist and curator Jennifer Anne Kelly has put together a movable exhibit called the Ottawa Miniature Gallery, showcasing 30 miniature pieces at a local coffee shop until the end of April.
January 28, 2023
Check out modern homes in new communities around Winston-Salem
August 8, 2022
We’re back after a week away! What kind of madness did we get up to? Tune in to hear us dip into futurism with a discussion about drone-brella clouds. A GIG THIS WEEKEND! Come on out to Westboros Winston Square (399 Richmond Road) on Sunday, august 14 at noon for a Free Show! You’ll see myself and one of my best sing-song friends forever (BSSFFs), Robin Hodge! We’ll be playing a few Magic Machine Tracks to get into the spirit. WHAT FUN! But WAIT THERE’S MORE… there are FOUR acts pl...
July 17, 2022
Forsyth County Sheriff Bobby Kimbrough Jr. says he supports responsible gun ownership in the aftermath of Congress passing gun safety legislation and the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling that expanded gun
April 20, 2021
Spring, obviously, had sprung Sunday afternoon in a huge way. The greenway strollers and the dog walkers, the leisurely lunch and early-dinner crowd clogged sidewalk tables of downtown eateries. Being that it was a Sunday, the usual day of rest, it was a marvelous thing â especially for merchants and restaurateurs starved to near extinction by COVID. A few hundred yards away, in Winston Square Park amphitheater near a photographic display of the smiling citizenry, something other than poll...