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I agree with Heather Stroud (Gazette, December 29) that we need to stand together in the face of the threat from Covid-19. Unfortunately her…

I'm taking my time on this Tuesday morning at the Eureka Springs Historical Museum. Parking isn't always easy to find downtown, and a museum employee has agreed to allow me to leave my car here when I walk down the street for a meeting with Mayor Butch Berry.

The latest chapter in the mask debate could be turning small businesses against CDC guidelines. This swift change of course has left some businesses and shoppers not knowing what to do or believe. Should they trust people will follow guidelines and mask up if they aren’t vaccinated or continue telling everyone to wear one? Small […]

Menu   Ill bite your f***ing nose off: Glasgow thug attacked partner and her friend during cottage break Glasgow High Court. A GLASGOW thug sent a photo of a gun to his lover after he had brutally assaulted her and a friend. Martin Ross, 29, also forwarded a Snapchat video clip of a knife being sharpened with the caption "my babies". His then partner received the messages while she was at a police station speaking to officers. Ross had earlier knifed his partner and choked ...

Interview: Six Memories of The Plague Chris Cudby / Interview conducted by John Baker / Images supplied / Monday 19th April, 2021 11:32AM    Founded in 1978 by actor / writer / poet The Plague were formed in reaction to the " nailed down and narrow-minded state" of Muldoon-era Aotearoa. Including members Tim Mahon, Charlotte Wrightson, Miles McKane and Sally Griffin, the songs of The Plague will at last be brought to light on a new collection on vinyl LP and 7", available at th...

CBS has hired Proskauer Rose to conduct an external probe into accusations of racism, sexism and abusive behavior at CBS TV stations.

FOLLOWING on from your letter in the Gazette & Herald from Cllr Nathan Garbutt-Moore, I write as the chairman of the Livestock Market Company in Malton, to applaud your words “that a million people believe in the hard work and dedication that goes into producing food in this country that we can proudly say has some of the highest welfare standards in the world”. Our part in this is the traditions of Yorkshire farmers supporting that wider picture through the local initiatives, and indee...