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Barbara Ann Palmer, known to friends and family as Barb or sometimes “Red” due to her beautiful auburn hair, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2021, surrounded by her family.

Plus Smoothie King CEO launches new Asian concept; Rosewood Property Company and Champion Partners started construction on South Dallas industrial; and more.

Harvey flipped his commitment from Louisiana Tech.

Ridge Point High Schools "Hauntcert" was an evening of fright, intrigue and good-natured fun that allowed students to showcase their talent.

The three-star offensive tackle has flipped his commitment to the Pokes.

April 12, 1957-Sept. 13, 2021 Judy Kay (Olson) Muffenbier, age 64 of Aneta, North Dakota was born April 12, 1957, in Butte, Montana to Donald an

Huskers host three-star CB Colbert for unofficial visit

A Ridge Point High School student has watched family members battle cancer before, and her experience with it convinced her to help raise money for those currently in the fight, she said. Both of Ridge Point High School student Juliana Jaasma’s grandmothers were previously diagnosed with cancer, including one previously being diagnosed with multiple myeloma – a cancer during which cancerous plasma cells accumulate in the bone marrow and crowd out healthy blood cells. Both are currentl...

A Ridge Point High School student has watched family members battle cancer before, and her experience with it convinced her to help raise money for those currently in the fight, she said. Both of Ridge Point High School student Juliana Jaasma’s grandmothers were previously diagnosed with cancer, including one previously being diagnosed with multiple myeloma – a cancer during which cancerous plasma cells accumulate in the bone marrow and crowd out healthy blood cells. Both are currentl...

Letter: Why do we need alcohol at church events? Sandra Houston The Bible tells us Jesus got angry in the temple/church. He had a whip, he knocked over the tables and money went all over. People were to bring animals to sacrifice for their sins. However, people had animals there to make it easier for people to buy them. This temple/church was a place of prayer and worship but the people who were selling the animals were there to be helpful or make a profit? There was an article in The Sentinel ...