This Easter, the 400 or so members of Christ Church Glendale were met with one of the its most monumental changes ever.

An executive order can’t rebuild the framework of the U.S. Constitution. But, the Supreme Court has that ability. •• The News & Eagle Editorial Board meets weekly to form the newspaper's ...

A “despicable” man who injured and knocked a 92-year-old pensioner to the ground after robbing her has been jailed. Jerry Maughan pleaded guilty to the offence that took place along Church ...

The Cathedral costs something like £3,500 a day to run and it took over the chapel reluctantly when it was restored as a church in the ... nursery rhyme The Grand Old Duke of York - is that ...

After 42 years operating from the basement of First Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville, the Downtown Ecumenical Services Council has a new, $2.9 million standalone facility in its sights.

According to neighbors, the property possibly belongs to a housing company now, but it used to operate as a church until at least a year ago, when another fire forced it to shut down.

I was the one to call 911 for the second fire," said Omar. The old church is across the street from Agape Assembly Baptist Church. In 2021, WESH 2 reported on a fire there. WESH 2 reached out to ...

The future of Darlington's oldest building could be at risk after the Government's changes to the VAT exemption scheme have left a major project 'on hold'. St Cuthbert’s Church is one of 100 ...

A historic Downtown Atlanta church plans to integrate its gardens into The Stitch, a 17-acre park proposed above a section of the Downtown Connector. A historic Downtown church plans to integrate ...

HESPERUS, Colo. — “Farming is hard. Farming at high elevation is really hard,” said Beth LaShell, director of Old Fort at Hesperus. Old Fort at Hesperus is a 6,318-acre facility focused on ...

It has been described by locals on social media as “an abomination”, “a hideous eyesore” and also likened to a Muslim place of worship rather than an ancient Anglican church dating back to ...