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Cant see coming. Some you company lets start with ones you cant. Green light, through the intersection. Look out. That was a pizza delivery guy who got in the way of this other motorcyclist. The riders are that were riding with clearly has the green light, you can see it right there as soon as the car in front of him clears out of the way, this delivery man just tried to beat the light, got in wait of those cars and right in front of this motorcyclist. What was he thinking in i dont understand t...

For centuries, Nashville has been the backdrop for change, movements, and history. Inside the YWCA in Green Hills, you will find a history that's been unlocked, telling the story of African American women on each wall.

For the third year in a row, we asked our readers to share the small businesses that they couldn’t do without.

This year's reader-recommended list features close to 100 businesses by neighborhood. Tell what businesses we should add to our guide.

The planned plant will up the cement maker’s capacity and reduce cement firm’s operating expenses.

This year's reader-recommended list features close to 100 businesses by neighborhood. Tell what businesses we should add to our guide.

Social care organisation Blue Triangle has appointed Gary Meek as its new CEO. Mr Meek joins after eight years as CEO for Glasgow Council on Alcohol. He also has previous experience at Ayrshire College, Crossroads Caring Scotland and Victim Support Scotland. Gary Meek chaired the Scottish Alcohol Co

100 Years Ago: 1923 The first lesson in the millinery course will begin tonight at the Blue Triangle at 7:30. Members are reminded to bring their frames, coverings and sewing materials with them. Any girl in doubt about what to get may inquire of Miss Fuller. 50 Years Ago: 1973 (Journal photo) These  members of the […]

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THE deputy leader of the Scottish Labour Party insists there is a "wealth of fantastic work" going on across Dumbarton and the Vale in the…