FARRAGUT Five Farragut churches behind fundraiser for Shepherd of Hope Food Pantry Nancy Anderson, ...

In a series of snaps shared on Instagram, Lohan is seen traveling and taking pics with friends and her brother. She has a ...

Brown’s Food Recovery Network has redirected thousands of pounds of surplus food to support local soup kitchens, shelters and ...

Rick Guidotti, founder of the Positive Exposure nonprofit, on April 15 visited Mobile Hope’s Leesburg headquarters to take ...

One Clinton County woman who battled breast cancer decided to create care packages filled with items so those who are ...

An apartment building at 415 11th St. NW, Canton, was demolished Sunday after a fire. The cause of the fire is likely to ...

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Easter offers the ideal illustration of spring, with Christ’s brutal sacrifice made in love bringing a season of renewal of ...

TOPEKA — The advocacy organization Kansas Appleseed marked the 10th anniversary of the HOPE Act by denouncing the legacy of a state law blamed for undermining food security and work of the late U.S.

As migrants poured through, Luis Olea traded his machete for a motorboat — and his poverty for prosperity — ferrying desperate souls toward hope. (Pic credit: AP) ...

Jami Reever, executive director for Kansas Appleseed, said on the 10-year anniversary of a state law restricting access to food program benefits that Kansas ought to honor the legacy of the late U ...