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MARIETTA - Marietta and the community Saturday celebrated Veterans Day with the annual parade. The parade started at Fourth and Hart streets to Fourth Street t

Both Conner Smith and Joshua Robinson died of similar causes. They both had autism. As they got older, their families realized they could no longer care for them.

An odd little train with a strange name once connected communities up and down the Muskingum Valley. The Doodlebug, as the odd little train was called, passed i

Nearly half of Washington County’s registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday’s general election. According to final, unofficial results from the Washingto

How many gay bars are there in America? A new project is working to compile a definitive count and chronicle their history and importance to the culture of the United States. The Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library in Fort Lauderdale has teamed up with the Florida-based website GayBarchives.com to assemble the stories of watering holes past and present. They are calling the project ...

Move over NYC, this US city has history, blues, comedy, big food, big buildings and avid sports fans. Chicago can do no wrong, writes Sam Hurley. They say...

The Metro Nashville Police Department has received multiple reports of a scam targeting people across Middle Tennessee, including a couple who is out $20,000 after scammers convinced them to pay up or go to jail.

If you were a photographer in the 1800s you had to have been strong. The cameras were huge and the film that went in them was just as large. Using them required

Columnist Bill Sniffin writes: “We called what we did ‘refrigerator journalism.’ Every refrigerator in town had clippings from our paper plastered on the front of it with a magnet.”

Even a rainswept day could not keep the good people of Pierre from visiting East Pierre Landscape and Garden Center for their annual Fall Festival, a cozy showcase of the