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‍ A fiery crash with a driver walking away; 🏗️ The Pelham Square development on Lenox; A second location for Little Rey. ❤️ Loving the Buckhead Daily ...

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Northside Baptist Church hosted its annual Law Enforcement and First Responders Appreciation Day on January 27. Dallas County Sheriff Office, Selma Police ...

Northside Baptist Church member Kathy Smith, one of the event’s organizers, said the goal never changes: thanking the DCSO, SPD and first responders for keeping the community safe. “I’m so very proud to be part of this service.” Law Enforcement and First Responders honored by Northside Baptist Church

The State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause of a fire that happened on Altamonte Avenue West on the Northside of Jacksonville, The Jacksonville Fire ...

Plans to move Lafayette Parish's jail to a new West Willow Street facility have persistently been met with backlash by northside residents.

Ka'Nyah hit the mark recently on the road and was celebrated at home.

They wanted to honor her at home. Which would put her in very rare company in North Carolina history. Ka’Nyah hit the mark recently on the road and was celebrated at home.