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LEBANON - For over 15+ years the Lebanon Emerald Mound Fire Department has been serving savory Ribeye Steak Sandwiches that leave picnic attendees demanding more. At the Lebanon Firemen’s Picnic, this year will be no different, as the fire department is excited to embark on another year of providing entertainment, activities, and your favorite picnic foods to families throughout the Lebanon community and beyond. Andria’s Steak Sauce has been chosen as a department and attendee favorite. “We think it’s important to work with a local longstanding family-owned business-like Andria’s. They resemble and reflect our community just like us, not to mention the dynamic flavor of our steak sandwiches,” says Kevin Schwaegel, volunteer firefighter and food stand chairman. “Every year our department looks forward to connecting with the community, giving families a place to have fun, providing entertainment, and showing our gratitude to our local communities.

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While Billy Joel has been touring stadiums and doing his Madison Square Garden residency for years now, he hasn't released a new pop/rock album in three decades.  It was August 10, 1993…

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Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Inspiration and Expression, The Art of MaryJo Clark.   The exhibit includes collage,

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It's time to celebrate. KTVI turns 70 years old Thursday.

Get to know the programs, educational initiatives, and exhibitions at the Grand Center arts space.

Wednesday marks nine years since the fatal shooting of Michael Brown Jr. in Ferguson. City leaders, family members, and community activists gathered that evening to reflect not only on what changes have been made over the years but also to make a change in the community.

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Downtown safety was front and center at a meeting with Alderwoman Cara Spencer and Alderman Rasheen Aldridge. Residents say some of the items they want to see the aldermanic board address include teen violence and 911 dispatching issues.

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