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Grayson Co. Special Needs Fall Festival Photo Gallery, Part 2
The Grayson County Special Needs Fall Festival was held Saturday afternoon at Potter’s Hope Ministries in Leitchfield. A large crowd gathered for great food, games, face painting, and lots of dancing (featuring the smooth moves of Grayson
Grayson Co. Special Needs Fall Festival Photo Gallery, Pt. 1
The Grayson County Special Needs Fall Festival was held Saturday afternoon at Potter’s Hope Ministries in Leitchfield. A large crowd gathered for great food, games, face painting, and lots of dancing (featuring the smooth moves of Grayson
Special Needs Summer Dance Extravaganza in Pictures, Part 2
On Friday night, special needs people of all ages and their families enjoyed a joyous time at Potter’s Hope as the Special Needs Summer Dance was held after several special needs events became victims of the COVID-19
Spectacular Special Needs Summer Dance in Pictures, Part 1
On Friday night, special needs people of all ages and their families enjoyed a joyous time at Potter’s Hope as the Special Needs Summer Dance was held after several special needs events became victims of the COVID-19
- Maryland deputies fatally shoot man who stabbed parents November 29, 2022Deputies in Maryland fatally shot a man Tuesday after he stabbed his parents, resulting in the death of his father. The mother was flown to Shock Trauma, suffering from minor injuries.
- South Carolina child, Aspen Jeter, 5, missing after mother found dead on Thanksgiving November 29, 2022Authorities in South Carolina are searching for Aspen Jeter, 5, who has vanished from her home in Orangeburg where her mother was found dead on Thanksgiving.
- Election Brief: One week to go until Georgia's Senate runoff election November 29, 2022One week until Georgia's Senate runoff election, early voting has begun and national politicians are jumping into the race to help get out the vote.
- Former DC deputy mayor cleared of assault charge November 29, 2022Chris Geldart, the former deputy mayor for public safety and justice in Washington, D.C., was cleared of an assault allegation Tuesday after prosecutors dropped the charge.
- University students in China sent home amid growing protests November 29, 2022Chinese universities have begun sending students home after weekend protests over the country's strict coronavirus restrictions and calls for President Xi Jinping's resignation.
- Appeals court reinstates Indiana fetal cremation law November 29, 2022The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals allowed on Monday the reinstatement of a 2016 Indiana law requiring abortion clinics to either bury or cremate fetal remains.