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History of 'The Old Rugged Cross' shared during annual service on Paxinos mountaintop

PAXINOS — Singing “The Old Rugged Cross” during the Service at the Cross is as traditional as unsettled weather on Holy Saturday.

History of 'The Old Rugged Cross' shared during annual service on Paxinos mountaintop

PAXINOS — Singing “The Old Rugged Cross” during the Service at the Cross is as traditional as unsettled weather on Holy Saturday.

10 Most Underrated Charlize Theron Movies

Imagination Stage has a fun hit in funky and fresh 'P. Nokio'

For kids 5 to 11 and their parents, a wonderfully engaging upgrade to the Pinocchio story with sick beats, fresh rhymes, and a technologic reboot.

Waking Up in Reno movie review (2002)

"Waking Up in Reno" is another one of those road comedies where Southern roots are supposed to make boring people seem colorful. If these characters were from Minneapolis or Denver, no way anyone would make a film about them. But because they're from Little Rock, Ark., and wear stuff made out of snakeskin and carry their own cases of Pabst into the hotel room, they're movie-worthy.

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A Fourth of July celebration at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers

VA History Office  A Fourth of July celebration at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers One hundred and forty-five years ago, on July 4, 1875, Civil War Veterans living at the Department of Veterans Affairs oldest facilities – the National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers - were abuzz with anticipation as the day-long celebration of the nation’s birthday had finally arrived. It was a highlight of their year. In 1875, only four National Homes had been established. These were located in Togus, Maine; Dayton, Ohio; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Hampton, Virginia.[1] The U.S. flag contained 37 stars and Independence Day – or “the National Anniversary” as it was often referred to – was the sole holiday that called for fun and frivolity, rather than somber contemplation. It provided the men a welcome break from their daily routines.

Food historian Jessica B. Harris on why chicken yassa is her 'good-luck dish'

The award-winning food historian talks to TODAY about her "totemic" dish ahead of the launch of the Netflix series based on her book, "High on the Hog."

Food historian Jessica B. Harris on why chicken yassa is her 'good-luck dish'