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Spotlight shines on mental health
By Simone Blais - Penticton Western News Published: February 09, 2012 11:00 AM Updated: February 09, 2012 11:18 AM A group of people from the Penticton arts and entertainment community are banding together this weekend to offer Heart to Mind, an evening fundraiser to benefit the Mind Foundation of B.C. Local playwright James Iwasuk said he wanted ... (more)
Eclectic, Ala., couple adopts teens from Ukraine
Masha and Slava Osgood have slowly started to fall into a routine in their Eclectic home with their adoptive parents Mark and Beth Osgood.
New life takes root at tornado-scarred site
Members of the Prattville Lions Club, from left, Nancy Wagner, Karl Wade and Otto Motley, kneeling, help plant about 250 trees Saturday at the Myers Country Estates mobile home park in Eclectic, where four people died in a tornado April 27, 2011.
Building a new life: Children from Ukraine, adoptive parents enjoy growing together as a family
Competition is part of life, but it has to be tough when at 1-day-old you find yourself barely... Slava Osgood, left, and Masha Osgood play in Slava's room at their new home in Eclectic on Wednesday.
Prattville Lions Club plants trees at tornado-stricken trailer park
"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the... David Coleman places pine straw around a newly planted seedling as the Prattville Lions Club plants trees at the Myers Country Estates mobile home park in Eclectic, Ala.