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Alle-Kiski Valley events: The Stroller, Feb. 20, 2026
The Stroller for Feb. 20, 2026 lists community events across the Alle-Kiski Valley, including a benefit bingo for the Community Fireworks Fund at Pioneer Hose Firehall Sunday and scholarship applications being accepted by the Westmoreland Garden Council for the Katherine M. McKenna Scholarship.
Rhubarb reopens and a new team continues its farm-to-table legacy
Rhubarb reopened Feb. 19 under new ownership by Marble City Hospitality Group, and executive chef Mallory Foster and director Chelsea Deming are remaining to carry forward the restaurant's farm-direct, seasonal menu.
Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe praises New York City's optimism.
A tribute by Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe highlights New Yorkers' everyday resilience and optimism, describing how routines, neighborliness, and public services help the city carry on through snow and other disruptions.
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Showing: 331-340Clallam 2 Fire-Rescue honors members at annual awards banquet
Clallam 2 Fire-Rescue held its annual awards banquet to recognize career and volunteer members for years of service and to name top responders and firefighters of the year.
Kitten Bowl 2026 schedule and how to watch the Great American Rescue Bowl.
The Kitten Bowl (Great American Rescue Bowl) airs on Great American Family at noon ET on Feb. 8 and runs two hours; Beth Stern will host.
Stacy Kelley wins YSS of Marshall County Outstanding Service Award
Stacy Kelley of MARSHALLTOWN Company received the YSS of Marshall County Outstanding Service Award at YSS’s annual luncheon in Ames. YSS marked its 50th year and recognized volunteers who support youth programs.
Trotwood discusses state plan for behavioral health facility at former Hara Arena site
Mental health professionals and community members met in Trotwood to discuss the state's plan to build a behavioral health hospital on the former Hara Arena site; the state says the project could create more than 500 jobs and aims for completion by 2030.
Shirley Jean Hale, Youngstown resident, dies at 93
Shirley Jean Hale, a lifelong Youngstown resident, died peacefully at home on February 5, 2026, at age 93. Calling hours and a service are scheduled for February 13 at Wedgewood Park Evangelical Church, with arrangements handled by Lane Family Funeral Homes.
Hendersonville Fire Department honors Chief Miller and promotes Deputy Chief Ward
The City Council recognized Chief D. James Miller's retirement after 35 years in the fire service and swore in Deputy Chief Justin Ward as Hendersonville's new fire chief.
Wisconsin Humane Society shares Valentine's Day love with four-legged friends
The Wisconsin Humane Society launched a Valentine's Day fundraiser called Double the Love to help cover food, medical care and daily needs for animals, and staff said winter is a slower season while housing restrictions are driving some surrenders.
Cantwell announces $75 million for Washington community projects including a Klickitat Valley Health grant
Sen. Maria Cantwell said $75,178,000 in grants for 50 community projects across 18 Washington counties were included in the Senate-passed third FY2026 minibus appropriations bill. The announcement notes Klickitat Valley Health will receive $500,000 to establish a permanent MRI center.
Casey: An erasable coloring storybook about friendship and teamwork
Janis and Marshall Rice have published Casey, an erasable coloring storybook that follows a friendly front loader and a bulldozer as they help their snowy village. The book features wipe-clean reusable pages and emphasizes creativity, teamwork, and imaginative play.
Fishy Friends Rescue to host Puppy Bowl and microchipping event.
Fishy Friends Rescue will hold a pet microchipping event on Feb. 7 at Case Chiropractic and is planning a 2026 Puppy Bowl that will feature 11 puppies for community voting.