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Several area Vets will be honored on the Civic Park stage this Saturday afternoon.

U.S. service members also could be at increased risk of sexual assault and other crimes because of chronically broken windows and locks, the Government Accountability Office said in a report.

A lot of bull Fred Balawender’s daughter, Laurie, is proud of her dad and of his rather large pet, a 13-year-old bull that has grown to six feet, one inch in height, who goes by the name, Tommy …

During his junior year of high school, Frank Livingston began mapping out his future by joining the United States Marine Corps. Despite being told by many of his friends that he could not make it as a Marine since he was not an athlete, he told his girlfriend he was not only going to be a Marine, but he would make a career of it.

75,000 new solar workers by 2020 is the ambitious goal set by President Barack Obama as he visited his 49th state. Residents of South Dakota are hoping to d

Victor Ryan, Jr passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Cumberland Times News on 2023-09-15.

Matt Ganyard has been an Islander, a Cavalier, a Marine, a graduate student, a dreamer and a visionary. Now you can call the 34-year-old something else: a college football player.

A veteran from Pierre was posthumously recognized this morning (Sept. 15, 2023) for his service during the Kor...

Micah Coomer pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count for unlawfully entering the Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, breach by supporters of Donald Trump

Recent gun violence in Orange County underscores the need for national gun reform, writes Supervisor Katrina Foley and Grace McNeill, a Loyola Marymount sophomore and recent intern at Foley's office.