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A busted bacon business led to the rise of one prominent Omaha family.

100 Years Ago: 1923 Laura M. Morin will open a school at her Beauty Culture Shop at 132 Lisbon St. Monday, November 19th, for three evenings a week, Monday-Wednesday-and Saturday, which will continue during the winter months. Miss Morin is a graduate of Lamping-Nolan School of Boston, a well known and high grade beauty school. […]

Roads need to be improved and someone has to pay for the improvements, the Myrtle Beach City Council agreed in passing a resolution. But the improvements and paying for road projects are something for voters to decide next November, said Wayne Gray of the RIDE IV Advisory Committee.

Would tell me about his problems growing up being very fair complected." -hes also the owner of a red nash. raymond starts to talk about politics, and immediately shes captivated by his authority on matters that are relevant to the black freedom struggle, right? particularly at this time the scottsboro boys case. -he was very much concerned with the young black boys who were being railroaded to the electric chair. -eight black teenagers and one boy.

The East Arkansas Community College Gallery in Forrest City presents Chords of Abstraction, an exhibition by artist George Frederick Nash of Garland, Texas. The exhibit will run through Friday, March

For the 500 Americans who get amputations every day, the procedure is not the end. Living without a limb is more physically demanding and places a great deal of strain on the heart.

Amid COVID-19 restrictions, amputees say they’ve struggled to get the care they depend on to survive and thrive. Members of disadvantaged communities may have had it even worse.