Japanese Timber Joint Uses Geometry Instead of Nails or Screws
A traditional Japanese timber joint called kanawa-tsugi relies on precise cuts and a wedge to connect beams without metal fasteners, offering a strong, secure hold.
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City and County Juniors and Seniors Participate in Prom Safety Drill at BNA Park
Students from local schools took part in a safety exercise Thursday morning to highlight the consequences of poor decisions during prom season.
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Union County Heritage Museum Hosts William Faulkner Kitting Club
The William Faulkner Kitting Club meets twice a month at the Union County Heritage Museum to showcase textile work and encourage community participation.
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Dental Assistants Honored During Appreciation Week
This week highlights the contributions of dental assistants who support patient care and enhance the dental experience at Perkins Dental in New Albany.
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Blue Magnolia Bread Co. Opens Downtown, Bringing Warmth and Craft to Main Street
Blue Magnolia Bread Co. has opened on Main Street, offering small-batch baked goods made with thoughtful ingredients and a community spirit.
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Rachel Ray Real Estate Combines Local Expertise with Client-Focused Service
Rachel Ray Real Estate is recognized for its local knowledge and personalized approach, helping clients buy, sell, or invest with confidence.
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Pink Party Company offers colorful decor and gifts for celebrations
The shop features bright decor, unique gifts, and party supplies aimed at making every event special and inspiring.
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David Rainey elected president of New Albany School Board
David Rainey was elected president of the New Albany School Board for the upcoming year during the March meeting. He has served on the board since 2017.
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Career Coaches Mrs. Amy and Mrs. Hicks Share Insights on Their Roles
Mrs. Amy and Mrs. Hicks discuss their work as career coaches and how they help clients achieve professional goals.
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