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The organization is holding a fundraising campaign for either acquiring or constructing what they’re calling a stewardship building for storing and maintaining equipment.
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The National Weather Service has updated its report on the severe storms of Friday night, April 17. -
Louis A. Glossip, 46, is now charged with nine felonies, including two counts of theft over $100,000, one count of theft between $10,000 and $100,000, one count of forgery, and five counts of official misconduct. -
As the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, the McDonough Choral Society will mark the occasion with a concert featuring works by American composers. -
Staying put rather than moving will allow the organization to save on the costs of relocating and renovating a new space, according to John Lane, president of the food co-op board. -
For our Women’s Voices series, commentator Ann Tenold says returning to her hometown isn't about going backward, but finally understanding where she belongs.
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