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But what he goes on to say is the money they have lost and the implications, youve got to bet other studios are looking at this and thinking and the idea of hacking for censorship. Were entering New Territory here. We are. Laurie segall, thanks for staying on top of it. The next hour of newsroom starts right now. Good morning, everyone, im poppy harlow in today for carol costello. Thanks so much for joining me. We begin this. Thousands of u. S. Troops are on alert right now as washington braces ...

Children of Crossville Chamber Orchestra spun yarns with their strings for the “Music That Tells a Story”-themed annual winter concert at the Palace Theatre on Dec. 14.

HISTORIC TRIANGLE — Area students continue to excel at colleges and universities across the country. Akosuah Dickson, of Williamsburg…

Dana James creates harmony out of contrasts. In mixed media, abstract paintings, she varies her mark-making, ranging from luminous, cloud-like layers to sparse dashes of distinct, bold brushstrokes. She combines materials, sometimes adding paper and metallic foil, and using oil, acrylic, encaustic, pencil, pastel, and pigment.

With over 11 years as a district judge, 12 years as district attorney and over seven years serving Graham and Newcastle in law enforcement, Stephen Bristow has performed a life of service to Young County. At the end of September, Bristow moves into the next step of his life: retirement. After receiving his first oath of office in May 2012, Bristow has since served as the 90th Judicial District Judge for Young and Stephens counties. While still serving in capacity as a visiting judge on occasion,...

Two sessions of Jackson County District Court were held last week at the Justice Center.

LAVALETTE — Students from seven higher education institutions and one high school competed in the Concrete Canoe competition Friday at Beech Fork Lake Marina at Lavalette.

Some people have kept their vinyl records and, if they kept the right ones, they could be sitting on a nice little chunk of change.

Some people have kept their vinyl records and, if they kept the right ones, they could be sitting on a nice little chunk of change.

ON THIS DAY: April 10, 1845, Fire destroys a third of Pittsburgh Matt Simmons The city of Pittsburgh has had its fair share of tragedies and difficult times, always emerging stronger and more vibrant than before. The Great Fire of Pittsburgh in 1845 was no exception, destroying about a third of the city, but also binding its residents together for the monumental rebuilding that changed the face of the city and its surrounding neighborhoods. By 1845, Pittsburgh’s haphazard grow...