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Priscilla Renea, a.k.a. Muni Long, explains how she went from A-list pop songwriter to lead artist with viral hit "Hrs and Hrs."

NEWPORT NEWS — Into the loving arms of Jesus ascended Douglas Lee Graham on December 29, 2021. Doug was born in Athens, Georgia and while growing up blocks…

After losing the first four games of the season, Great Falls High has now won six in a row entering the State AA quarterfinals. The Bison will play at West No. 1 seed Missoula Sentinel next Friday.

After losing the first four games of the season, Great Falls High has now won six in a row entering the State AA quarterfinals. The Bison will play at West No. 1 seed Missoula Sentinel next Friday.

After losing the first four games of the season, Great Falls High has now won six in a row entering the State AA quarterfinals. The Bison will play at West No. 1 seed Missoula Sentinel next Friday.

(MAPLEWOOD, NJ) -- The Strollers presents a virtual stage production, "Twisted Tales" by Saki - a free presentation of 5 spooky stories with surprise endings that are fiendishly family friendly.  Celebrate Halloween safely from home with Ghostess, Mrs. Emma Tarry and company.  Productions take place via ZOOM on Friday, October 29 and Saturday, October 30th at 7:00pm. Visit their website on the show day for the ZOOM link.

The City has been accused of continually attacking the homeless, with the latest incident involving a group of homeless people in the Plumstead area whose donated items were allegedly confiscated by Law Enforcement officers.

03/07/2021 07:37 PM High School Wrestling At the Class AA state wrestling tournament. a pair of capital bruin grapplers claimed their second state championships, as senior Noah Kovick, defeated 2 time state champ Elijah Davis out of Great Falls for the 205lb title, Kovick won the 185lb title as a junior. Bruin Teammate Carson DesRosier also claimed his second state championship, after winning as a freshman, DesRosier fell in the title match last year , but reclaimed this crown this season def...

K-Si Yang is showing me how he used to network in person before the pandemic hit. He pulls out a rectangular gadget, no larger than a business card, and taps his phone with it to show me how it interfaces with the device to pull up a smartlink to his music. Getting your music out there in today’s fragmented digital landscape is a challenge, and this “smart card” is just one of the many approaches K-Si, a 27-year-old Miami resident from Benton Harbor, Michigan, uses to scale this hill. He ...