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Easter 2024: Weeklong Festivities at Local Shopping Centers in Kona
The Kona Commons Shopping Center will host an Easter event from March 24th to 31st, 2024. The Easter Bunny will be available for photos and will distribute Easter Eggs each evening from 5pm to 7pm near the Jeans Warehouse.
‘Women in Appalachia’ Exhibit Spotlights How Food and Crafting Created Community
Kaitlynn Harless, a graduate student in history, created the Newman Library exhibit “Women in Appalachia: Food, Drink, and Community,” which is located on the fourth floor of Newman Library through March, to honor the resilience, creativity, and generosity of Appalachia’s community-centered women. Her masters’ degree thesis is based on her research about Appalachian women during […]
Southern Craft BBQ in Norton, Va. preparing to open
NORTON, VA. (WJHL)—The finishing touches are being put on the new Southern Craft BBQ and Great Oak Brewery in Norton, Virginia with opening day in sight. The interior and exterior of the building are nearly complete, including an outdoor seating area and fire pits. The location will resemble other Southern Craft BBQ restaurants, with a […]
“Prowl the Powell” monthly nature series to begin Saturday in Big Stone Gap
BIG STONE GAP, Va. (WJHL) – The Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park will host its “Prowl the Powell” nature series on the third Saturday of each month, the park announced in a release on Wednesday. The March theme is “Where Do We Begin,” and the event will be held on Saturday from 1 to […]
Coeburn adopts ordinance that prohibits dogs running at large after complaints
COEBURN, Va. (WJHL) – The Town of Coeburn, Virginia approved an ordinance Monday to prohibit dogs running at large and impose penalties on owners who allow their dogs to roam free. According to the Coeburn Police Department, the Coeburn Town Council approved the ordinance, which will immediately go into effect. In a social media post, […]
Building Near KY State Line Sports Quite a Unique Design Feature
Let me share with you a little shortcut a friend of mine and I utilized when we were freshmen at Western Kentucky University. We lived at the bottom of the hill, and all of our classes were at the top of the hill. For a great many WKU students, this is par for the course. And it doesn't take long to get used to it, but my buddy Russ and I cut corners. We'd ride up an elevator in Grise Hall until we got to the next ground level, and then we'd do the same at the Fine Arts Center. Yes, it's lazy, but I still lost weight that year, even though you're not supposed to when you're a freshman.
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