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As a golden green leaf thrown into the sea. The island, just 140 miles long, is wrapped in sandy beaches and rich history. These turquois waters, according to legend, were the birthplace of aphrodite. But today the playground of the gods has become a place for hide billions for sanctioned russian oligarchs with ties to vladimir putin. Cox always a big target. This Football Player wasnt just drafted into the nfl. At 611, hes the tallest player and only american currently playing australian rules ...

Delegates the time is running out in the fight against Climate Change also coming up u. S. President donald trump fires off a repeat warning over north Koreas Nuclear threat saying the arrow of strategic patience is over trump is in japan on the second day of his marathon asian tour. A small town mornings after a mass shooting in texas leaves dozens dead victims reportedly include a pregnant woman and several children. Also coming up in the program trouble in paradise the huge leak of documents ...

LUMBERTON — A project years in the making to build an annex to the Carolina Civic Center in downtown Lumberton is finally set to move forward after City Council…

The Clinton City Schools teaching profession is shaping up to be filled with homegrown teachers following their recent honoring of the newest cohorts to the…

An effective strategy that has gained popularity among investors and business owners is the use of Anonymous LLCs for asset protection.

About a year after leaders visited Mexico together, WCC brought an art exhibit about the 68 Mexican indigenous languages to campus.

Wayne Community College, in partnership with James Sprunt, Sampson and Lenoir community colleges, was recently awarded $1 million from Anonymous Trust in support of a new, two-year Latino Initiative called

Clinton City Schools, in an attempt to help decrease the loss of retention in teachers felt throughout rural districts in the state…

Fayetteville State University is only as strong as the first word in its name, says Chancellor Darrell Allison.

In December 2022, Tryon Palace Executive Director, William (Bill) J. McCrea announced his retirement date as April 1, 2023. He has served five years in the position, a time commitment