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Thousands of locals and tourists went to Jacksonville Beach to celebrate Memorial Day, and police were out in full force to ensure beachgoers stayed safe.

May 6, 1949, in The Star: The City Auditorium was turned into a magnificent ball room for the Junior-Senior banquet and dance of Anniston High School. This is an occasion

The annual Bottle Rocket Launch competition is a yearly physics experiment for Shawnee teacher Bob Sunderhaus. Students are split into groups and make their own bottle rocket with a plastic

A foundation created by a family with long ties to the Meridian healthcare field will benefit three east Mississippi colleges and their continued efforts to attract and educate healthcare professionals

Krystle R. Beauchamp '07 and John D. White '70 were recognized for their career achievements, commitment to public service and community leadership.

Joan Elizabeth Coleman, age 89, of Flora, Illinois, passed away Tuesday, December 20, 2022. Joan was born the daughter of Louis James "Toots" and Mary Katherine "Kay" Emling February 22, 1933. She was raised in DuQuoin, Illinois, with her sister Verda and this is where she met the love of her life, Thomas "Ed" Coleman. Joan and Ed were childhood sweethearts and celebrated 69 years of marriage this past summer. Joan and Ed were united in marriage on June 28, 1953. Be...

Jepang rutin menempati peringkat atas dalam hal pembelian mobil. Meski demikian, hal itu tak membuat Jepang menjadi negara termacet atau berpolusi. Apa yang dapat Indonesia contoh?

Article content Few people today have heard of Buddy White. But in his day, he was one of the baddest badasses in town. On July 19, 1933, he got into a beef with his friend Alfred Alexander at Hastings Park racetrack. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or This Week in History: 1959: The notorious gambler Buddy White cashes in his chips Back to video White attacked Alexander with a rock and a knife, and Alexander needed 75 stitches to close his wounds...

Griswold house light display at N.J. home close to collecting 12,000 toys for kids Updated Dec 20, 2020; Facebook Share It’s just after sunset in Mickleton and the show is about to begin. At first, a few cars drive by the brightly lit home of Gina and Steve Harbaugh Friday evening. Four hours later, the line to get a glimpse of their “Christmas Vacation” movie-themed holiday display — now known as the Griswold house — stretches a mile down Cedar Road. Volunteers from the East Greenwi...