Fillator’s business, Picture Perfect Landscaping + Snow Removal, provides a variety of landscaping services, including lawn ...

Just 20 miles north of Cincinnati lies Fairfield, Ohio – a delightful pocket of calm that feels worlds away from big city chaos while being close enough for an impromptu day trip or weekend adventure.

Elected officials in Anchorage are trying to figure out how to stop big, entrenched homeless encampments from taking over stretches of parks, trails and public land. Just a week after the city's ...

The American Red Cross of Utah is urging residents to prepare now for wildfires. Wildfire season can strike without warning, ...

Writing for the Midland Daily News has allowed me to experience some pretty neat things, but I don’t think anything has been ...

Step under the wooden beams of Renninger’s and feel the excitement in the air. This isn’t just shopping – it’s a treasure hunt where $50 can fill your trunk with goodies. The rustic, barn-like ...

"We accidentally left the 'L' out of the word, 'public', and the newsletter — with the phrase '[Blank} County Pubic Library,' ...

The No. 60 Meyer Shank Racing Acura co-driven by Tom Blomqvist and Colin Braun had just enough fuel left to get to the finish line to emerge victorious in the top-billed GTP class in the Sahlen’s Six ...

Crossbow enthusiasts are leaping for joy this week after the state Assembly unanimously passed proposed crossbow legislation ...

Every winter, transportation agencies across North America deploy more than 25 million tons of de-icing materials to keep roads safe and accessible. Most of these materials are procured through public ...

By late morning, the parking lot by Davis Park in Northeast Anchorage’s Mountain View neighborhood was filled with an array of municipal equipment: police cruisers, parks department trucks, small ...

CORNELIUS, N.C. (WBTV /Gray News) – A woman in North Carolina said she helped a dog who was trapped inside a hot car on a 90-degree day, but a responding police officer told her she had “no right” to ...