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Three App State Police officers received awards for outstanding service, valor and lifesaving efforts from the App State Police Department and the UNC System.

RESTORATION of an historic Borders river crossing appears a bridge too far as the result of a funding shortage, it has emerged.

RESTORATION of an historic Borders river crossing appears a bridge too far as the result of a funding shortage, it has emerged.

SHANKSVILLE, Penn. – The crew of the amphibious transport dock ship USS Somerset (LPD 25) visited Somerset County, Pa., to attend the 21st Anniversary Observance of September 11 at the

In January of 1873, the War Department sent an Engineer to survey a port of the Elk River in preparation for congress to appropriate funds to clear a channel there

In an alternate reality, flocks of emu can be seen on the Otago Peninsula. Breathas are regularly in the ER after getting into fist fights with kangaroos on a night out. The Otago University Tramping Club has to brief their members on the dangers of bear and wolf attacks before any trip. While

A snorkeller has been bitten by a shark off Cornwall in Penzance in the first attack of its kind in 175 years in a very scary incident at sea.

The Celtic Fox ship left Penzance, Cornwall with eight guests and three staff today at 9am after it was announced yesterday that a swimmers leg had been bitten by a shark.

The Edenton Police Department needs the public's help in identifying the suspect and vehicle involved in a recent shooting.

0n July 3, 1908, 114 Years ago, Colonel Henry Carrington and others who were survivors of the Indian Wars at Fort Phil Kearny, came back to Sheridan. They dedicated the Fetterman Fight monument on July 3, 1908, 42 years after the battle occurred on December 21, 1866. In The Semi-Weekly Enterprise