In a reception at the council office on Ellis Street, Executive Director Kathleen Ernce and Board President Don Strong honored Cook with a plaque ... many happy years of retirement and as quiet ...

A sneak peek at upcoming street fairs, festivals, concerts, performances, art shows, library events, community meetings and ...

He loved to cook for others and would make ... bench of natural boulders just off the trail. A plaque commemorating his contribution to Santa Barbara is anchored behind the bench. Not to sit around in ...

A little bit of chili, a little bit of fun, a lot of work and a whole lot of support paid off on Thursday for the K-9 ...

When he was a little boy, Harold Omel Jr. loved to play “fireman” with grown-up firefighters in Long Beach. It was easy for him to do because one of those real firefighters was his father, Harold Omel ...

Upon his retirement, “Uncle Bill” received an engraved plaque in recognition of his service from 1972-1990. Bill found joy in fishing (especially with his father at Cook’s Run), deer camp ...

The closest he’d come was working as a short-order cook at a Perkins Restaurant in Springfield ... He was presented with a jersey and a plaque. His son, Joshua, and his daughters, Devynn and Farren, ...

About 20 people representing the city's Irish-American Heritage Society laid a wreath at the foot of a tower of stones topped ...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln freshman Carter Geddings, a business administration major from Fremont, shoots hoops outside ...

The Annapolis Five were a group of African Americans who were denied service at a restaurant in 1960 because of the color of ...

DARO is a Lincoln-based company that wants to change how farmers track disease in pigs. The startup has received over $1 million to produce a test for a common disease.

From left to right, Prime Minister of the Cook Islands Mark Brown, Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration of the Cook Islands Tukaka Ama, Chinese Premier Li Qiang, and Chinese ...