Hotel, dining and office space deals are featured in Kathy Jumper's weekly column on real estate moves across coastal Alabama.

Jimmy "Big Jim" Wade's 46th year selling Christmas trees in the Memphis area. It is "all about the families," he said.

Three years after acquiring the former First Baptist Church downtown for $3 million — a move that drew criticism from some residents — Mayor Gina-Louise Sciarra says that plans to convert the space ...

The New Genesis Assembly of God Baptist Church at 1400 N. Laramie has officially joined Chicago's roster of protected landmarks, after the City Council signed off on a designation that calls out both ...

Mrs. Joanna Eva Coleman George, 104 today, sports a red bonnet and a coral and blue floral morning robe, as her nurse, Josephine, wheels her into the elegant living room at her daughter's Hotel Africa ...

GREENVILLE — Developers are planning a new addition to the city’s skyline: a seven-story building wedged between a historic church and a recently revamped office building. The building, which would ...

COLLEGE HILL, Ohio (WKRC) - A Cincinnati church's operations were suspended amid an investigation. Grace Episcopal Church in College Hill has temporarily suspended operations following an ...

Hager Hill Freewill Baptist Church Pastor the Rev. Ronnie Spriggs delivers a sermon on the football field at Johnson Central High School Nov. 6, 2025, in Paintsville. Photo courtesy of Tim Case What ...

This article originally appeared on ProPublica. Texas Rep. Nate Schatzline’s energy was palpable as he gazed out from the video on the computer screen, grinning ear to ear, the sleeves of his white ...

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