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A familiar face to cardiac patients in Kerrville and the surrounding area for decades, Dr. J. Nathaniel Sanderson will retire next week. Sanderson was the original cardio-vascular physician to open

Intersections are tricky. At least, that’s what the data would suggest.

There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our periodic News & Notes....

Dec. 28—When driving in the residential areas of Washington state, there are many forms of traffic control you could run into. There are roundabouts, single-lane roads, blinking yellow lights and

Remember that no matter who has the right-of-way, all drivers should be prepared and alert in case other drivers don’t follow the rules.

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In Question 7, Richard Flanagan writes of the contingencies of history, and troubles the distinction between truth and fabrication.

The Booker Prize-winning author says he feels a great silence within him after completing his latest work.

Guarding against distraction, leaving lots of room between vehicles and keeping your speed reasonable are the best strategies for surviving your drive. But if — no, make that when —

Rebecca Lawton, an experienced writer and geologist, visited Bright Side Bookshop to discuss her life on the Colorado River and her newest book about some of her experiences there: “Swimming