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I have completed my shift as the great American cliché: Surgeon and Army veteran pens incredible obituary to himself before his death aged 48 Dr Thomas Lee Flanigan was known by many for his humor, so it wasnt surprising when he decided to write his obituary in a way that only he could Flanigan, 48, died on April 27; his cause of death wasnt immediately clear  In his obituary, Flanigan joked that he has joined the likes of Princess Diana, John Belushi, and Steve Irwin the Crocodile Hunter in ...

April 29, 2021 | Tom Perry Marietta College’s Office of Campus Involvement recently announced several awards for student organizations and Greek Life, including Student Organization of the Year and the Chapter of the Year. The Gardening Club, which boasts close to 50 members, was named the Student Organization of the Year. This award honors the student organization that exhibits a high commitment to improving campus life. The organization shows unity within the membership, produces strong...

Duane Littlejohn Duane Littlejohn, a lifelong resident of St. Thomas, ND passed away in his home April 26, 2021. He farmed and maintained his career in the insurance business there for more than 50 years. The youngest of 4 brothers, Duane was born in Grafton on August 13, 1938, to Raymond and Florence (Hanna) Littlejohn. He graduated from St. Thomas High School and went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in business from the University of North Dakota, marrying his high school sweetheart, C...

Duane Littlejohn Duane Littlejohn, a lifelong resident of St. Thomas, ND passed away in his home April 26, 2021. He farmed and maintained his career in the insurance business there for more than 50 years. The youngest of 4 brothers, Duane was born in Grafton on August 13, 1938, to Raymond and Florence (Hanna) Littlejohn. He graduated from St. Thomas High School and went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in business from the University of North Dakota, marrying his high school sweetheart, C...

Ushendibaba SUBMITTED PHOTO FAIRMONT — The only thing Tafara Ushendibaba knew about Fairmont State University before he enrolled was what his siblings had told him. His older brother Tatenda and older sister Tendai vouched for the school after making their way from their homeland of Zimbabwe years prior to get an education at the Locust Avenue campus. “My siblings put in a good recommendation,” Ushendibaba said. During this weekends commencemen...

Times West Virginian FAIRMONT: The only thing Tafara Ushendibaba knew about Fairmont State University before he enrolled was what his siblings had told him. His older brother Tatenda and older sister Tendai vouched for the school after making their way from their homeland of Zimbabwe years prior to get an education at the Locust Avenue campus. “My siblings put in a good recommendation,” Ushendibaba said. During this weekend’s commencement exercises, Ushendibaba will graduate with a busin...

Dr. William “Luke” Johnson, Jr., DDS, PA, age 79, died peacefully in his home surrounded by family on April 18, 2021, after a valiant fight with cancer. Born in Sullivan County, TN, on September 24, 1941, to the late William Luke Johnson, Sr., and Margaret Akard Johnson, Luke spent most of his childhood playing baseball with his late uncle, James Craft Akard, whom he loved like a father. He received his BS from East Tennessee State University, where he was involved in ROTC and served ...

Alo-Hawk brings slice of paradise to ULMs Annual Spring Fever Week facebook like button Published April 16, 2021 Say aloha to friends and soak in the relaxing island vibe during Spring Fever Week, at the University of Louisiana Monroe.     Alo-Hawk kicks off Monday, April 19, with lei handouts and a free lunch from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday at Bayou Park; it concludes with the NPHC cookout Friday from 1-4 p.m. in the Student Grove.   Hosted b...

Following intensive fundraising efforts during Greek Week 2021 and a month of additional activities to support their various philanthropies and causes, University of Miami fraternities and sororities are celebrating their successes, even though pandemic restrictions forced them to find creative ways to come together to raise money. From beach cleanups to a recorded anatomy fashion show fundraiser on Lakeside Patio, Greek members shifted to give-back mode at a time when charities and nonprofit g...