It’s true that a slight odor surrounds the actions of an Illinois congressman whose decision to retire paves the way for his top aide to take his seat (“Perez right to call out election double-dealing ...

#Alphabetfonts #Letters #Refer #LanAnhHandmade #Copperwire You can turn on subtitles by clicking the cc icon at the bottom of a YouTube video. Basically, you can create letters or any simple texture ...

Nick Offerman is officially set to hit the road again in 2026. The actor and writer is famous for "Parks and Recreation." He will be touring next year in support of his new book, Little Woodchucks: ...

Mayo Clinic does what Mayo Clinic wants, and the city’s community input process allows this. Despite Destination Medical Center consulting with the stakeholders and advocating for design principles ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking public input on proposed changes to 12 potential big game regulations in Northwest Colorado. Potential proposed regulations include: Should bull rifle licenses ...

On Oct. 22, the League of Women Voters of Lancaster County hosted a candidate forum for candidates running for Elizabethtown Borough mayor. Republican Phil Clark and Democrat Jamie Fickes attended and ...

The president does not own the White House. The president merely has a four-year lease on the premises. The White House is owned by the American people. The destruction of the East Wing of the White ...

On October 28 at 6 PM, there will be a public meeting by the group charged with finding a site for our future police station. The meeting is at the Lawrence school. This committee was charged by the ...

October 22nd marks International Stuttering Awareness Day. Stuttering affects more that 80 million worldwide, including three million Americans. Since its inception in 1947, the Stuttering Foundation ...

The Trump-backed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” passed by Congress in July called for $50 billion in funding to support rural health care. Wyomingites may now have a say in how that money gets spent in ...

Imagine this. The lieutenant governor of Nevada, Stavros Anthony, submitted three bills to the Legislature last session, and all three were shot down (Friday Review-Journal). According to the story, ...