LGBTQ+ cinema, bull riding, and the city’s largest garage sale make for can’t-miss entertainment this weekend. Catch exclusive film screenings and a world premiere at Prism 37, or shop ’til you drop at the return of Le Garage Sale. Check out the seven best things to do in Austin this weekend. For a full list […]
40-pound Virginia cat is now on the road to recovery Kay Ford adopted Patches, a 40-pound cat, the same day Richmond Animal Care and Control reported him, and now he’s on his way to getting healthier. Anastasiia Riddle and Ariana Triggs, USA TODAY If you’ve always wanted to adopt a pet, now may be the […]
CHICAGO — Democrats hope to steal veteran voters from Republicans this year and plan to emphasize their efforts to improve access to health care in the race for several key seats. At the heart of the party’s argument is the 2022 bill that expands access to health care for veterans exposed to toxins while deployed […]
Thanks in part to the work of a former Eau Claire detective, a Bible more than a century old will soon be in the hands of the direct descendants of its original owners, a prominent Green Bay couple who moved to Wisconsin shortly after the Civil War. The Bible has been in the possession of […]
Members of the Southwest Virginia community are coming together to pray and support the families of Hunter Reedy and Michael Fedorchuk. Below you will find a list of fundraisers: Official GoFundme link authorized by Smyth County Sheriff’s Office You can donate here “Fill The Boot” fundraiser in Saltville Wednesday, August 14, from 4 p.m. Happy […]
KINGWOOD, W.Va (WDTV) – The remains of a World War II soldier from Kingwood have been recovered and are scheduled to be buried later this fall. US Navy Reserve Lieutenant Jay R. Manown Jr., 26, who was killed in World War II, was reported missing on May 23 of this year, according to the Defense […]
WILSONBURG, W.Va. (WDTV) – Officials with the Harrison County Office of Emergency Management conducted a comprehensive pipeline emergency response and planning exercise with Antero Midstream in Wilsonburg last week. During the exercise, Antero and the county practiced communicating and coordinating with each other in the event of an emergency and demonstrated strict safety protocols, rapid […]
Judge Andy Brown and Commissioner Jeff Travillion of Travis County | Austin American statesman A million more mothers would work full-time if they had better childcare A report from the National Bureau of Economic Research shows that a proposed law could bring more mothers back into the workforce. Elizabeth Keatinge of Veuer reports in more […]
