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Vienna, West Virginia, is launching an ADA-compliant kayak facility along the Ohio River, initially estimated at $700,000, now reduced to a budget of $329,900. The project funding includes $65,980 from Vienna and $263,920 from a federal FLAP grant, saving the city $20,000.

The urban development near Warminster features two monumental leaf sculptures that blend celestial wonder with architectural ambition. These sculptures, designed by artist Simon Periton, align with celestial bodies, merging natural beauty with astronomical themes. The oak leaf sculpture near Victoria Road Junction

Andrew Cuomo announces his candidacy for Mayor of New York City, marking a return to politics four years after resigning as governor due to sexual harassment allegations. His campaign highlights his leadership skills and past gubernatorial achievements, promising to rescue the city

Ellena LeJeune spearheads a transformative fashion movement in Huntsville through the Alabama Fashion Alliance, fostering a vibrant community for designers and fashion enthusiasts. The upcoming FET Gala Pre-Launch Celebration serves as a precursor to Alabama’s Fashion Week, promising an event reminiscent of

The book Understanding Hamas And Why That Matters by Helena Cobban and Rami G. Khouri will launch at the London School of Economics and Political Science. The authors aim to provide a nuanced exploration of Hamas, distinguishing between anti-Jewish views and criticisms

The Dallas Cowboys have launched High School Girls Flag Football Leagues in Texas, highlighting the sport’s future potential. The initiative aims to empower young female athletes by promoting mental stamina and breaking stereotypes. Charlotte Jones and Stephanie Kwok are key figures, offering