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I am a id like to say veteran journalist as opposed to an old journalist. I spent many years in nashville, daily media, the now defunct nashville banner where Michael Mccall toiled at one time and later with the tennessean. You can boo in his if you want, but cannot wont hear you. So i ran off entertainment sections at both newspapers that had a full page of books every week. Those were the days, right . And now thank thankfully for chapter 16 and other we at Washington Post and and so on we can...

You, if you walk out of room the parnassus tent is right in front of you. You buy your copies of this book, and our three authors will be signing at the very next tent behind it. So thank you all for your time coming today. And lets thank these three authors. My name is pat embry. I am a id like to say veteran journalist as opposed to an old journalist. I spent many years in nashville, daily media, the now defunct nashville banner where Michael Mccall toiled at one time and later with the tennes...

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Jim Van Zomeren’s family has been making its living on a farm west of Oskaloosa — land purchased from nearby Jeff and Robert DeRooi’s great-uncle, Ben DeRooi — since the

OSKALOOSA — Oskaloosa City Manager Amal Eltahir is firm in her resolve that eminent domain will not be used in the city’s quest to build a new South Central Regional

Like the family photo album, the land has been telling its own story for the last 142 years.

The Prine family has been a fixture in Mahaska County since before it was officially Mahaska County. Now, the family has received bigger and bigger offers to buy the land,

After years of litigation, charged government meetings and often heated public comments, two opposing narratives have surfaced regarding the use of Mahaska County farmland for a new airport.

The Takelma language, once spoken by the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians and others, went extinct in Southwestern Oregon by 1940. Now, tribal members are in the process of restoring it.