Joseph Pratt
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- Sep 16, 2026
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WBC names Barker as director (opens the original)
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A recent change at the Womenâs Business Center of Central Appalachia has a familiar face taking on a new leadership role within the agency, as Bonnie Barker was recently named director. Barker was interviewed about her new position on the day of her fifth anniversary of being employed with the Economic and Community Development Institute (ECDI), previously working as a coordinator and then in two management positions.
Trillium Project opens ‘Cleansing’ exhibit at SSU's Appleton Gallery (opens the original)
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PORTSMOUTH â Trillium Project recently hosted the opening reception of its annual art gallery showcase at Shawnee State Universityâs Appleton Gallery, where the organization showcased 40 works of local art. The event is hosted each year in late summer, usually with 30 pieces on display, but improvements in the Appleton allowed for more opportunity when juror April Deacon examined submissions this year.
New Boston planning to revive nostalgic Halloween event (opens the original)
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NEW BOSTON â New Boston Village Councilman Ryan Ottney is hoping to inject some nostalgia into the spooky season this year by reviving a former New Boston favorite event to get the whole family in the mood while not missing out on other popular seasonal activities. Ottney explained that Halloween in New Boston was once much larger than it is today, and he is hoping to get back to those roots with a Halloween party.
America 250 to be honored during Story of Us (opens the original)
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PORTSMOUTH â For nearly a decade, the Friends of Greenlawn have been celebrating history and heritage in the region by hosting its annual Story of Us event in the cemetery. The event operates with intersectionality, focusing on raising profit to preserve the historical integrity of the cemetery, invest in beautification, advance in recordkeeping and digitization, and more. The nonprofit has raised and invested nearly $1 million since it started, with its sole focus being the best interest of t
Main Street Portsmouth in Bloom’s Farmers Market prepares to welcome fall (opens the original)
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PORTSMOUTH â One of the most popular event series of the summer, the Main Street Portsmouth in Bloom Farmers Market on the Esplanade, is over halfway through serving the community for the 17th year, with record-breaking numbers after securing new vendors, planning specialty market days and events, and expanding its footprint beyond the esplanade. Despite the event winding down for the season, as the air cools and leaves begin to darken to shades of red and brown before falling, the market cont
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