The Woolworth's building in downtown Bakersfield is filled with rich history. Now there's work underway that will restore and ...

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The Bethlehem Historical and Architectural Review Board tabled a proposed development plan for the former Woolworth building on Main Street.

An Auckland woman who started a large fire in the toilet-paper aisle of a Mt Wellington Woolworths supermarket says the blaze was intended to cause a distraction so she could shop ...

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Supermarket giant Woolworths has laid the blame for a dramatic drop in profits on warehouse workers who went on strike last year. The Woolworths Group's half year profit announcement on Wednesday ...

What happened during the half? For the six months ended 5 January, Woolworths reported a 3.7% increase in group sales to $35.9 billion. This was driven by a combination of solid sales growth ...

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President Donald Trump’s White House is looking to sell two prominent federal buildings in San Francisco, including the recently dubbed Nancy Pelosi Federal Building, according to local reports.

When it went up in 1929, the Central Building at Douglas and Main was marketed as the biggest office building in Kansas. Archive Welcome to Flashback Friday, a feature that runs Fridays on Kansas ...

A group of 20 A&T College students occupied lunch counter seats at the downtown F.W. Woolworth Co. store. They are, from left, Joseph McNeil, Franklin McCain, Billy Smith and Clarence Henderson.