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Folsom Times Published September 25

Ryman Leon brings ‘Extended Family Tour’ to Folsom Hotel Saloon stage

Miami-born singer-songwriter brings folk, rock and pop blend to Historic Folsom with special guest Sam Nicholson A songwriter who turned to music as a way to make sense of his own path is bringing that journey to Historic Folsom this weekend, as Ryman Leon makes a Saturday night…

The West Volusia Beacon Published September 25

Architect and pioneer John Porter Mace helped build West Volusia

If you have passed through the doors of historic DeLand Hall, you may know it was the first academic building on what would become the Stetson University campus. What is less widely known is the name of the man who designed it — and the significant role he played in shaping West…

Es Noticia PR Published September 25

9 Millones anuncia gira con documental para visibilizar comunidades migrantes

El medio independiente 9 Millones anuncia el lanzamiento de su gira nacional “Una misma tierra: Cine, diálogo y acción”, en la que presentarán tres cortometrajes documentales que narran las historias de las comunidades dominicana, china y palestina en Puerto Rico. Además, se…

San Antonio Current Published September 25

Everything we saw as Built to Spill brought its indie guitar heroics to San Antonio’s Paper Tiger

Boise, Idaho-based indie rock band Built to Spill brought its mix of guitar heroics and emotionally wracked songcraft to Paper Tiger on Thursday. Fans turned out to hear singer-songwriter-six string whiz Doug Martsch and crew deliver a great live show. Soulful Dallas-based indie…

Cobb County Courier Published September 25

“My name is Mouse. Are you here to adopt me?”

The Cobb County Courier’s Dog of the Day, selected from the Cobb Animal Services Shelter website, is a female tri-color shepherd. The following information on this potential family member is...

Cobb County Courier Published September 25

“I’m a kitty in need of a permanent loving home!”

The Cobb County Courier’s Cat of the Day, selected from the Cobb Animal Services Shelter website, is a female tabby/white domestic short hair. The following information on this potential family...

WTRE 1330 AM / 104.3 FM Published September 25

Gleaners returns Monday

The next Gleaner’s drive-thru at First Christian Church is this Monday, September 28th from 10am-noon. This is for anyone who resides in Decatur County. The post Gleaners returns Monday first appeared on WTRE Radio .

Rockland County Times Published September 25

The Morning Muster: A Column For and By Veterans

SSgt Johnny “Joey” Jones Inspires Rockland County When reflecting on military service, we often tend to speak about things like duty, commitment, and enduring bonds formed in uniform. Yet, one of the most important lessons that our time in uniform instills in us is how to respond…

The Parthenon Published September 25

Remembering the stories: Black Appalachian Culture Center underway

Appalachia is full of stories to be told and generations of them go untold, including the stories of Black Appalachia, a Black Appalachian poet said. Huntington, West Virginia is filled with several stories of freedom, equality and diversity. The river city tale highlights…

The Parthenon Published September 25

The Frugget Foundation: Marshall students making a difference

Meaningful measures do not have to come from multimillion-dollar companies; sometimes, all it takes is a heart and a dorm room. After finding out that their cousin, Caleb Williams, had committed suicide, Hannah and Emily Anderson, sophomore students at Marshall, got to work. The…

Monticello News / ECB Publishing Published September 25

Healthcare Hero: Betsy Rykard

Autumn Raulerson ECB Publishing, Inc. Betsy Rykard has served Madison and Monticello’s communities through her various contributions to public health, safety and education at the Florida Department of Health. The Monticello News...

The Salt Lake Tribune Published September 25

‘Still in a state of shock’ — LDS women respond to church’s opposition to abortion ballot measures in their states

From heartbreak to gratitude, feelings run the gamut among Latter-day Saint women in Idaho and Nevada in the wake of the church’s statements on abortion ballot measures.

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