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Letters to the Editor for June 21

How “green” is their valley? Well, before solar companies started snapping up real estate in this relatively rural neck of the Georgia woods south of Columbus, it used to be mostly pristin...

Following the news Purplebricks has been sold to Strike for just £1 - pending approval by its shareholders - UK newswire, Newspage, sought the views of

The Lucid Agency has been engaged by the Italian National Tourist Board (INTB) to lead its marketing communications and media relations.

Nancy Carol (Spiering) Ober, 74, passed on Dec. 15, 2022, at Accent Care Hospice in Wilmington, Del., with her daughter, Robin, by her side. Ober was diagnosed with cancer in

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Going green has more than paid off for these cities, attracting more visitors and making them more pleasant places to live and work.

Runoff from a growing number of giant solar farms polluting rivers and streams in rural South Georgia is becoming a major concern, an official with the state Environmental Protection Division said Monday.

Their own daughter accused them of abuse and organized crime. Now these parents are suing Grace Christian University and two others over what they say was an internship gone wrong.

An Oregon man who kidnapped a Washington woman with whom he had previously been in a relationship has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison and three years of supervised release. The US Attorney’s Office — District of Oregon said J