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NASHVILLE (BP) – A look around SBC seminary campuses reveals that changes are afoot. Chapel services, lawns, cafeterias and dormitories are populated by more 18- to 22-year-olds than ever. Seminary
If you haven’t heard by now, hype around the possible discovery of Noah’s Ark only continues to grow. Researchers with the Noah’s Ark Research Project have conducted deep core drilling
The Paducah Show me Reptile & Exotic Pet show returns to Paducah for what organizers said could be potentially its last year in the city.
Donations were accepted at multiple grocery stations in Paducah on Saturday for Groceries for Good. This program returned after a six-year hiatus and helps nonprofits and families in need.
While Mayfield has changed throughout its history, one element has remained consistent — Joseph Petty will be there to photograph it.
Donations were accepted at multiple grocery stations in Paducah on Saturday for Groceries for Good. This program returned after a six-year hiatus and helps nonprofits and families in need.
102 service members marched in Harrodsburg to honor the 66 tankers who served in World War II.
A Lawrence board voted 4-1 Thursday night to recommend that the city divvy up affordable housing trust funds across three developments and four community programs.
Pet of the Week Tipsy needs a foster parent or adopter who can help her decompress and live her best snugglebug life, as she’s struggling with anxiety and stress at the shelter.
Mr. Tickles and other senior cats at Helping Hands Humane Society in Topeka are $25 to adopt.
Local authorities have released the cause of death for J’Lanette I. J. Harrison, 17, of Topeka.
The House of Ruth says its sixth annual winter coat drive provided 246 new coats, hats and gloves to schools this year.