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“Redbone" tells the story of one of America’s most prolific Indigenous rock bands.

A group of 23 Fort Wayne residents founded Indiana’s first Jewish congregation in 1848. Now, that congregation is celebrating 175 years of worship.

El Paso, Texas to issue ID CARDS for homeless people, ex-convicts and illegals living in the city starting April 2024 11/03/2023 // Laura Harris //

Texas Roadhouse held a Tip a Cop fundraiser for Special Olympics last month.

Carol Rogers began playing bridge when she was an undergraduate student at the University of Iowa. Sure enough, Rogers still plays the card game after more than 50 years and

Kingsport held its sixth annual Fall Festival at the Farmers Market on Oct. 21.

There has been a lot in the paper in the last two months on corporal punishment.

Some years ago, it was a shocking realization to learn one of my favorite ornamental shrubs, burning bush (Euonymus alatus), is invasive. It took a while for this news to

New study addresses the unique need for healthy aging as the key to better and fulfilled lives.

A century ago, Napans of all ages enthusiastically celebrated Halloween. The late-October, early-November issues of the Napa Daily Register featured detailed articles, announcements and ads about the local 1923 festivities.