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Maiden Alley Cinema in Paducah is premiering a new film highlighting the actions of activists who fought to stop logging operations at the Shawnee National Forest in the late 1980s Thursday.

Maiden Alley Cinema in Paducah is gearing up this week to host the first in-person River’s Edge International Film Festival (REIFF) since before the COVID-19 pandemic. The festival will run from Nov. 11-14 at the arthouse cinema and the Yeiser Art Center.

Following a year of financial hardships, regional cinemas are starting to see more consistent attendance of new movie showings.

This story has been updated to reflect additional business closures in response to potential COVID-19 exposure. At least six downtown Paducah businesses…

Paducah, Kentucky's Maiden Alley Cinema will feature B. Danielle Watkins's short film, Parallel the Documentary, as part of its Evening of Diversity…

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The River's Edge International Film festival brings independent film to the smart, arts-oriented, mid-American river town of Paducah, Kentucky. Hosted by…