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In a lifetime of ups and downs, a love of reading has kept me from many a mistake. Sooner or later, people who read start hitting word-processing keys to write.

To some, it might seem odd that an organization that claims to advocate for seniors has as its largest partner a business reportedly under investigation by the Justice Department for

MOHAMED ABDOU is a pro-Hamas “anarchist interdisciplinary activist-scholar of Indigenous, Black, critical race, and Islamic studies, as well as gender, sexuality, abolition, and decolonization” at Columbia University. Now, I don’t

Primary elections are confusing.

Welcome to May! As we all get settled into the warmer weather that beautiful Florida likes to bring us, I wanted to share what our office is currently doing. Just

Hello from Barbour County! It’s good to be “home” here at The Inter-Mountain. I’ve missed writing for the paper. Our thoughts and prayers go out to

If you were alone in the woods, would you rather stumble upon a man or a bear? The hypothetical query has prompted a flurry of debate over why the vast

By BECKY BROWN and DEB WILLIAMS May is Mental Health Awareness month. What is Mental Health? According to SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services A

A few days ago at Lord’s, Sir Viv Richards and Sir Curtly Ambrose had a conversation with Machel Hewitt of talkSPORT radio in their capacity as ambassadors of the Antiguan

Last week, we observed National Crime Victims’ Rights Week – this week serves as a reminder for communities to learn how they can help victims of crimes. Whether you are