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Wiscasset Art Walk ‘rocks’ in the new season
A beautiful Maine summer evening welcomed attendees to the first Wiscasset Art Walk of 2021. Sidewalks were lined with 40-50 people at all times during the event on Thursday, June 24, enjoying the music, exhibits vendors, shopping and…
DEAN RIDINGS: Supporting local means supporting local newspapers | Notice
As we continue to emerge from the pandemic, there is a sense of relief and optimism that things will return…
Ike Adams, whose humorous newspaper column chronicled Kentucky’s Appalachian culture, dies at…
The funeral was held this week for Ike Adams, whose signature was familiar to readers of many newspapers in Appalachian Kentucky and beyond. He died on June 18, at age 72, of complications from Parkinson's disease.
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Most Nevada workplaces can relax sanitation procedures
Christophe DeVargas Beertender Nic Paulhus sanitizes the door handles of the CraftHaus Tap Room and Brewery in Henderson when they reopen with social distancing guidelines and sanitizing practices on Friday, May 15, 2020.…
In Hong Kong’s biggest newspaper after news of its closure
By Jenni Marsh, CNN Business
One year was enough for an imposed Beijing National Security Act to be repealed Hong Kong's largest and loudest pro-democracy newspaper.
Next media announced on Wednesday that Apple Daily, its…
Accessible Archives® publishes African-American newspapers, part XIV: The Canadian Observer,…
MALVERN, Pennsylvania., June 22, 2021 / PRNewswire / - Accessible Archives, Inc., A Digital Publisher of Historical Full-Text Primary Source Collections, Announces New Primary Source Addition to Its Famous African American Newspaper…
THE GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA SIGNS 4 BILLS – WHY THEY ARE IMPORTANT
A flurry of bills passing through the Florida legislative chambers this session have been enacted by Gov. Ron DeSantis in recent weeks. Some discuss insurance reform in the state, while others help the military with workforce training and…
No game before lunch in St. Lucia – Journal
GROS ISLET (Saint Lucia): Rain prevented all play on day three of the second test between the West Indies and South Africa at Darren Sammy National Cricket in Saint Lucia on Sunday.
South Africa were to start their second inning with a…
Food trucks are coming back to the community
Food truck events are returning after being put on hold due to the pandemic. (Amy Wenk)
Sandy Springs resident Tommy Burda was pumped to pour beers again.
On June 10, the owner of Dunwoody-based Moondog Growlers attended his…
Poll: Many Americans are resuming pre-virus activities
Michael Dwyer / AP
In this file photo from June 5, 2021, crowds gather on L Street Beach in Boston's South Boston neighborhood.
By Adrian Sainz and Hannah Fingerhut, Associated Press Friday June 18, 2021 | 2:13 p.m. MEMPHIS,…