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Changes are coming to Y operations in Carthage. Jonathan Roberts, CEO at the Fair Acres Family Y, announced last week that after six years, the Y on the Square at 141 E. Third St. was closing.

The Stitt family is paving the way for future first families in Oklahoma to have a new place to call home. Governor Kevin ...

The Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department knows many residents has a rich history filled with memories of Lincoln Park. From those who were married under the gazebo, to others who purchased ...

Sometimes, as the first act of Beethoven’s Fidelio closes, the chorus of prisoners discreetly fade away backstage as their ...

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A new path provides access to special Heritage Tree; Philomath High grads Lauren Barlow and Chloe Jurva have something in common; and a special project is coming to Bald Hill Farm.