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New LGBTQ center opens in Darke County
DARKE COUNTY, Ohio (WDTN) — A new inclusive center has opened in Darke County. On Wednesday, May 1, the LGBTQ Community Center of Darke County held its open house from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The center hosts programs and offers a safe space for LGBTQ+ members and allies in and around Darke County. Yesterday marketed […]
Election candidates and farewells (just temporarily!)
Good morning and happy Friday! I promised you some big personal news yesterday, and so here it is! Over the past week, if you've listened to my songs of the day, you may have noticed a pattern: They were all Eurovision songs from this year. Why? Because tomorrow I will be leaving for Sweden...
🚧 Road Construction Update for Richmond, IN Area
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Indiana. Local travelers should note that construction activity has been reported on the stretch of road between IN 121 and US 40, near the Richmond area. This report comes courtesy of a Waze user and impacts anyone driving through one of the key connectors in Richmond, IN. Drivers should prepare for potential delays and consider alternative routes if possible. Stay alert for any further updates or changes to the road conditions.
Discover Richmond's Rich History: A Guide to Wayne County's Noteworthy Monuments and Landmarks
Richmond and Wayne County, both rich in history, house numerous monuments, markers, and memorials. One significant landmark is the Madonna of the Trail statue. The Daughters of the American Revolution erected it in 1928 at the entrance to Glen Miller Park on U.S. 40. The statue honors the pioneer mothers of the Old National Road settlement in the 1800s.
Transforming Brownsville: Local Artists to Revitalize Traffic Boxes with Cultural Art Wraps
The City of Brownsville, in collaboration with the Brownsville Beautification Committee (BBC), has initiated a project to decorate the city's traffic control boxes with artistic vinyl wraps. This project invites artists and graphic designers to propose designs that turn these utility boxes into appealing public art, reflecting Brownsville's culture and community spirit. Artists are asked to incorporate elements that represent the city's unique characteristics and history, aiming to boost local pride.
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