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John Murner of Bourne, whose service in the US Army Corp of Engineers included rescue operations in New York after the September 11 terrorist attacks, died on March 5 after

The American remake of an Oscar-nominated 2015 Swedish film tops the DVD releases for the week of March 14. "A Man Called Otto": Tom Hanks enters his grumpy old man

Gabrielle Union has learned that her kids are "worth fighting for" after her husband made a speech about their transgender daughter last month.

Pat Laughlin, the late night shift waitress at the Denco Cafe, always commanded a respect from the drunken fraternity and sorority members that regularly visited the downtown Norman eatery.

Last year, the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Mohawk adopted the area surrounding the Trumbo Point base under the City of Key West’s Adopt-A-Spot program, and Commander Andrew L. Pate and

HICKORY — The annual Hickory Elks Lodge Americanism Awards and Recognition Ceremony recognizing area students, city and state employees, and military veterans was held on Feb. 4.

Work by Natalie Ealy of Fredericksburg has put her in the running for the Military Spouse of the Year.

Alfred Barron Schlameus was born June 13, 1934, to Pete and Oma Schlameus and died peacefully on February 25, 2023. Barron’s ancestors were the Schlameus and Specht families who came

John Keating served his country as a seaman 1st class in the US Navy during the Korean War from 1949 to 1953. Born in North Adams, he also had two

Clyde Theodore Sorrells Jr., of Boiling Spring, S.C., went to be with our Lord and Savior Friday, Feb. 24, 2023.