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It would be nice if we could devote a few minutes this month to being grateful, and not just before our Thanksgiving meal.

THOMASVILLE- John Lee of Nansemond Chapter, National Society Colonial Dames Seventeenth Century met recently at The Plaza Garden Room and had as their guest presenter Robert H. Parrish, Jr. who

Sir Billy Connolly uses art as a coping mechanism as he battles Parkinsons disease and is able to find comfort in putting pencil to paper/

In her 101 years of life, María Luisa Canul Ramírez is happy to have her sight, her hands and her family by her side.

Well, the Yellowstone star and former NFL player have a lot of celebrating to do.

COMMENTARY: On Armistice Day, or Veterans Day, let’s honor their sacrifice and think of ways we can further peace in the world. We must encourage nations to resolve their differences

There are very few feelings more satisfying and poignant than the one I get when I see an elderly man wearing a cap that says “World War II Veteran.”

Well, this time I did it. I opened a big ol’ can of worms. Yep. And I would do it again, too.

ANDOVER — Satin, tulle, beads and sequins along with ballgowns and A-line silhouettes were some of the many options for military families, first responders and COVID health care workers treated

Jack Osbourne has confessed his baby daughter is scared of her grandad Ozzy Osbourne even though she loves rocking out to his music