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Forvis adds Minnix firm to expand state footprint

National public accounting and advisory firm Forvis has expanded its presence in Oklahoma with the addition of James R. Minnix, CPA Inc. PC.

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Leeds Falklands War Royal Navy veteran relives the moment his ship came under attack

A local Leeds Falklands War, Royal Navy veteran has spoken of his numbness after his ship came under attack as he seeks to raise money for the Falklands Veterans Foundation with a new charity single.

Youth Farm caretaker 'ready for the next chapter of his life' before murder

Youth Farm caretaker 'ready for the next chapter of his life' before murder Adam Duvernay, Register-Guard © Courtesy of the Marshall family Richard Marshall in Oregon, circa 1970s. A week before Richard Marshall was killed at the FOOD for Lane County Youth Farm, where he was a caretaker, he told his son he was ready for the next chapter of his life. The 70-year-old man lived in a trailer at the farm in Springfield, a volunteer employee whose work mostly meant keeping trespassers away at night. Springfield police are investigating his death as a homicide, and his son doesn't understand why he died. 

When old sea shanties go viral we know that tradition matters

Few people would have imagined that a 19th-century sea song from New Zealand would be the number one song in the UK music charts the first week in February. But it does show that in these days of isolation and separation we all need connection; taking part in communal traditions can help us get us through. Traditional song is often thought of as a stable, unchanging inheritance from a bygone age, but much of its value is in the personal and social process through which we create, sing and pass on songs. This takes us right to the heart of this kind of singing: creativity and taking part.

Milford woman turns front porch into a free Christmas shop for those in need

Milford woman turns front porch into a free Christmas shop for those in need By Taryn Asher and David Komer online producer Published  FOX 2 - "It is really hard on the kids, they deserve a Christmas or a holiday," said Carley Wissner. "They deserve a break and some fun. I hope that we are able to give that to them." Carley Williams and her husband, who are both nurses, see every day the struggle families are facing. A couple of weeks ago Carley was holiday shopping for her family and decided to pick up a few extra gifts to donate.

Milford nurse opens 'Front Porch Christmas Shop' for people in need this holiday season

A Michigan nurse is spreading holiday cheer from her front porch.