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In a notable recognition of Ventura County’s cultural diversity, the California Arts Council (CAC) has named Downtown Oxnard as one of California’s newest state-designated cultural districts. On December 12, 2025, the CAC announced 10 new cultural districts in California. The CAC-administered program supports “vibrant, inclusive creative economies,” according to its website. The cultural districts “amplify the program and expand the original cohort” established in 2017, further representing the “creativity, diversity, and unique artistic identities of communities” across California, the CAC said. Considered the charm of “Old Town Oxnard,” downtown Oxnard hosts a thriving cultural arts community, including the Carnegie Art Museum, Heritage Square, Historic Plaza Park, and Plaza Stadium Cinemas, according to the Downtown Oxnard website. The recognition “shines a spotlight on the artists, small businesses, nonprofits, culture bearers, and residents who bring Downtown Oxnard to life every day,” Visit Oxnard said in a social media post on December 16, 2025. Here are the 10 new cultural districts in California:  American Indian Cultural District,  » Read More

by Sam Talley Fri, December 26, 2025 at 8:46 PM Updated Fri, December 26, 2025 at 10:33 PM A restaurant on Chattanooga's Northshore has closed its doors for good. According to a Facebook post from the restaurant, Taconooga shut down on Dec. 26. The announcement comes nearly 12 years after the restaurant's grand opening, which was in March of 2014. Taconooga is in the same building on Frazier Avenue where a deadly weekend crash took place back in 2023. That wreck led to a significant safety overhaul last year, including changes to the sidewalks and a center turning lane. The restaurant is also within walking distance of the Walnut Street Bridge. The historic and popular walking bridge linking Chattanooga's downtown and its North Shore closed back in March for an estimated 18 months. The social media post did not specify a reason for Taconooga's shut down.  » Read More

In a post on Facebook, Middlesex police said they were investigating a deadly crash on US 264 on Sunday. Police have not released the names of anyone involved. The investigation is still ongoing. Posted 12/26/2025, 4:06:21 AM Updated 12/26/2025, 4:06:23 AM Middlesex police are investigating what led to a deadly crash on US 264 Thursday night. In a post on Facebook, police said crews were on the scene investigating the crash and asked drivers to avoid the area. Other WRAL Top Stories Police have not released the names of anyone involved in the crash. © 2025 Copyright Capitol Broadcasting Company  » Read More

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Published 2:00 pm Wednesday, December 24, 2025 HUGS: To the staff at SK Electronics. I brought my pressure cooker to replace a fried electric cord. They put in a much more sturdy cable connection and recommended that I find an old computer plug-in rather than buy a new one from them! Local sustainability at its best! HUGS: To all the emergency hospital nurses, doctors and Mike who got out of bed for late night X-rays when I came in after a tumble down a flight of stairs. Your kindness and care did not go unnoticed. SLUGS: To Nelson Hydro for continuing to raise rural basic surcharge electrical rates. Taghum is closer to the generator than Nelson. HUGS: A great big hug, because I know you’re going to need it, to all the self-entitled people and their dogs who think the Kokanee provincial campground is a dog park. It most certainly is not and your dog most certainly should be on a leash. I know you can do it! Here’s a hug for encouragement.  » Read More

I’ve lived in Massachusetts my whole life. So it’s awesome to know that there are more fun adventures to be had around the Bay State. I spent the better part of the year gallivanting around the state as part of our still pretty new Destinations coverage. I also got into plenty of hijinks while I was off the clock. So, to close the year, here’s a look back at the places I loved visiting the most in 2025. Hopefully, it can give you some inspiration for where to go in 2026.My 27 favorite places I visited in Massachusetts this year Intersections, an art installation by Anila Quayyum Agha, at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem.(Nick O'Malley/MassLive)1) Peabody Essex Museum, Salem I had to go see the floating cube. That was the thought I had when I saw posts of the “Intersections” art installation popping up on social media. You can find it in Salem at the Peabody Essex Museum,  » Read More

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Western Michigan University women's basketball team weren't able to contain the 19th ranked Ohio State Buckeyes in a 95-47 loss. Senior guard Alli Carlson made a career-high five threes on Monday night to lead the Broncos in Columbus. Carlson was the only WMU player to get into double digits, scoring 15 points through 38 minutes of play. Four other members of the Brown and Gold scored eight points each, while senior forward Ariana Wilkes led on defense with 10 boards. Western Michigan won the tip to begin Monday night's action, but it was Ohio State who got on the board first. The Broncos were able to match the Buckeyes shots through the first four minutes. WMU then fell behind on an 8-2 run as the Ohio State lead grew to eight. The Brown and Gold were able to get the deficit down to three on Carlson's second trey of the night. Carlson added another three before the first quarter was over to bring Western Michigan to 15 points.  » Read More