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We accept change in other areas of life. I doubt anyone recoils in horror and accuses their physician of being a “medical revisionist” when they use the latest medical marvel during treatment. Is the annual fascination with new cars troubling evidence of “automobile revisionism?” Why are historians solely burdened with the negative baggage implied by the term?

This week marks a significant milestone in American history, as we remember an event that has unfortunately been forgotten by many. The bombing of the Marine Barracks in Beirut, which

Summers County commissioners Mike Gore and Ted Kula are calling for a special meeting of the commission to consider buying a cruiser for the sheriff’s department.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WV News) — A West Virginia University engineer is working as part of a nationwide project to develop marine robots to probe underneath ocean ice and collect data

ELKTON — Being, simultaneously, a town commissioner, tattoo artist, band member and military veteran may not be common for many people, but for Rob Massimiano, it is his everyday life.

Question: Tell us a little bit about yourself. Several of us were at the breakfast (at the Cambria Regional Chamber of Commerce’s candidates’ forum on Oct. 5) where you did

Mike Petersen, of Chaska, a retired lieutenant commander in the Navy, is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at the Navy and Marine Corps Ball later this month.

The late "Jocko" Clark, the first Native American to achieve the rank of admiral, and late Navy Cmdr. Neil Sparks, a Rogers High grad, will be part of the Oklahoma

Earlier this month, the family of F. Warren Pixley (1923-2003) marked his 100th birthday and the 60th year of the founding of Pixley Lumber.