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Joyce Kay Shepardson Houle, 56, of Johnstown, NY passed away on Thursday September 30, 2021 after a long illness. She was born in Cherry Point, NC on July 25,

MCB Camp Lejeune announced the coming together with MCAS Cherry Point to offer beneficiaries one medical market for sharing patients, staff, and other needs to eligible recipients.

Charles E. (Gene) George, age 97, of Willow Valley Square, Lancaster formerly of Atglen, PA passed away on Tuesday, August 17th. He was the husband of Elizabeth (Radcliffe) George who

In a unanimous vote at a two-minute meeting Monday, Aug. 16, the Whatcom County Council ended more than five years of sometimes-contentious discussion on the future of oil-related industries at Cherry Point.

UWF Jerry Maygarden at the UWF Endowed Scholarship Luncheon in the University Commons Conference Center in 2019. As Pensacolians celebrate the 200th anniversary of Florida becoming a United States territory — the changeover occurring in the now-downtown area — WUWF’s Dave Dunwoody recently spoke with the current and four former mayors of the city. First up, Jerry Maygarden. Maygarden, a Republican, began his political career on the Pensacola City Council in 1985. After two years as mayor...

Meeting New Bern’s need for rental housing, The Hudson at Carolina Colours will add 240 contemporary apartment units to the market. The multi-family subdivision will be located on 26 acres along Waterscape Way across from the Harris Teeter at the Carolina Colours Towne Centre. At a total of 264,000 square feet of rental space, ten garden-style buildings and a clubhouse featuring a resort-style pool, fitness center and work stations, will make up The Hudson. The first phase will have a variety...

How the Marine Corps Struck Gold in a Trash Heap As Part of the Pentagon’s Fight Against Climate Change The Defense Department treats the warming climate as a catastrophic threat to national security: “A shrinking polar ice cap doesn’t just mean thinking about polar bears.” By Sonner Kehrt June 30, 2021 A Member of the 325th Civil Engineer Squadron begins the clean up process around their squadron on Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, Oct. 18, 2018, following Hurricane Michael. Credit: U....

The National Transportation Safety Board has released its report regarding a late 2020 oil-train derailment and fire in a rural Washington town close to the Canadian border.

BELLINGHAM — The National Transportation Safety Board has released its report regarding a late 2020 oil-train derailment and fire in a rural Washington town close to the Canadian border.