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Support for the monarchy is at its lowest point in a generation as Canadians continue to digest the passing of the long-reigning Queen Elizabeth and weigh the institution’s future with King Charles on the throne. But the sizable Canadian contingent at the King’s coronation tells a different story.

Action: Tort Amount: $1.3 million Injuries alleged: Alienation of affection Case name: Fish v. Stetina Court/case no.: Catawba County Superior Court/No. 22 CVS 931 Jury and/or judge: Jury/Judge Nathaniel J. Poovey Date of verdict: March 14, 2023 High-low agreement: No Most helpful expert's name: Clark Walton of Charlotte Attorney for plaintiff: Clark D. Tew of

FAYETTEVILLE -- The city of Fayetteville has five trail projects on its list this year that would total nearly 6 miles if completed.

Seventeen soldiers will be recognized with the award at a ceremony coming up on Saturday, Jan. 21 at the Tri-Cities Historical Museum in Grand Haven.

A man arrested by police and later admitted into the hospital for a mental health concern managed to escape the care of clinical workers Tuesday, prompting a search of the area around Lane Regional Medical Center.

EDWARDS — Lisa D. O’Brien’s grandfather often shared a story or two with her about an old stone house on County Route 6.

A month that seemed more like six finally ended by ringing a bell that said that day was at hand, a morning Id believed would never arrive.

The monarch immersed herself in Commonwealth matters and relished her role in binding its nations together

When word got around that I had contracted squamous cell cancer in my neck, several well-meaning cancer survivors reached out and advised me to immediately head for MD Anderson in Houston, one of the nations premier cancer treatment centers.

Members of P.E.I.'s Acadian community grabbed their noisemakers and flags Monday at noon to take part in a tintamarre in Rustico commemorating National Acadian Day.