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SPARTA — Homer Talmadge Sides, 92, of Sparta, North Carolina, passed away peacefully on Thursday, July 6, 2023 at Forsyth Medical Center in Winston Salem, NC surrounded by his family.

In the realm of IndyCar, the once-familiar Dallara DW12 has undergone a mesmerizing metamorphosis since its debut in 2012. Explorers of this enigmatic pr...

In the realm of IndyCar, the once-familiar Dallara DW12 has undergone a mesmerizing metamorphosis since its debut in 2012. Explorers of this enigmatic pr...

Mainstream Western media played a key role in selling George Bush’s reckless military adventurism in Iraq 20 years ago and the military occupation and war crimes that followed, writes Mohsen Badakhsh.

Police told now-former coach his pattern of behavior was alarming; relationships with students appear to be "grooming," but did not find probable cause for charges.

A prevailing theme among all of the candidates for Lake Station City Council was the return of a supermarket after the closing of Central Market a few years ago. Many candidates said the closing left Lake Station as a food desert.

/PRNewswire/ -- HealthLevel, creator of the healthcare business operations platform Foundations™, announced today that Rick Long, former president and chief...

VCSC Board of Trustees first meeting of the summer has a full agenda. Items include: major changes to personnel, approved grants, and approval to open bidding on new security cameras

Plenty of capital markets folks, senior management, and the usual cadre of vendors are here in Manhattan, doing the macarena until 2AM. Okay, just kidding. They’re actually talking about some pretty serious stuff. For example, MCT writes, “We are seeing, from our clients, that current market roll costs and the ultimate effects on execution are the biggest concerns for secondary marketing heads,” and is spelled out in this MCT article. Trying to wring every basis point out of...

Pennsylvania is taking action to make sure invasive and predatory snakehead fish don't take over the Susquehanna River.