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Homelessness exists locally, stigma is the biggest obstacle to help
Those working to find shelter and other resources for the homeless in Danville say even though it’s not as obvious as in other, bigger communities, ...
Those working to find shelter and other resources for the homeless in Danville say even though it’s not as obvious as in other, bigger communities, ...
Officials feel there is oversight provided with laws already in place, but will move forward with additional training The city of Danville has taken ...
What it means if voters say ‘yes’ to adding another crime victims’ bill of rights, changing the Kentucky Constitution As voters take to the ...
Some ongoing meetings between local agencies and the Change group, which is demanding more transparency in things like policing and hiring practices, has provoked a ...
Director Julie Taylor says the title of the next show at West T. Hill Community Theatre can be a bit deceiving. “All I Really Need ...
Shepherd’s House was the focus of a huge announcement this week: it was chosen to receive a grant worth $433,000 from the United States Department ...
Although productive meetings held, online vitriol creates hard barrier to understanding Members of United for Change-Danville have been making rounds with local government, law enforcement ...
Boyle County Sheriff Derek Robbins says his agency is used to public criticism. It comes with the territory, he says, especially where social media is ...
In a recent meeting hosted by the National Consumers League, which focused on the spike of scams during the health pandemic, a disturbing statistic was ...
This weekend won’t be Karen Logue and Dale Kihlman’s first time partnering up to present “The Diaries of Adam and Eve,” a humorous short story ...