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Sunday ANNUAL MEMORIAL Day Potluck Picnic for Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Statesboro will be held Sunday at the home of Rev. Jane Page beginning at 10:45 a.m. The congregation will walk the labyrinth as a Memorial Day ritual. Someone will be at the church at 10:30 a.m. to direct visitors to the location. Bring a covered dish and/or beverages to share. There will not be an online service.

Priory Park Infant School, in St Neots, hosted its 2023 festive fayre with Christmas stories told in a cosy igloo, crafts for children and…

Priory Park Infants School in St Neots is holding its annual Christmas fayre on Wednesday November 29.

BOWLING GREEN – William Frank “Butch” Page passed away on October 10, 2023 at the Colonial Center of Bowling Green. Frank was born November 9, 1945 in Todd County, Kentucky.

With all due respect to the Rev. Jane Page, I am highly in favor of preventing children from reading books which are highly pornographic and in many instances disgusting. Sen.

This week’s pictures from Chris Porsz feature another reunion from the Radio One Roadshow in Cathedral Square in Peterborough in 1980 with DJ Paul Burnett.

ST. SIMONS ISLAND ― Looking back, Mallery Culpepper wishes she had said more to that quiet teenage boy sitting in her economics class during senior ye

Call it a power move, a reaction to the dissolution of dress codes or a desire to subvert ideas of "feminine" and "masculine" dressing, but there sure are a lot of stylish women wearing suits and ties right now. It's a look that's been seen on fashion catwalks in recent seasons. Louis Vuitton has certainly been making the case for...

Female riders including Olympic hero Dame Laura Kenny threatened to pull out of the National Omnium Championships in March because she had competed as a man.

This is an op-ed by Jane Page, a retired professor of Curriculum, Foundations, and Reading at Georgia Southern University and a Unitarian Universalist minister. The recent proclamations by many leaders regarding banning the teaching of Critical Race Theory as well as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in our schools is disturbing and misleading.  One high-ranking state official weighed in before the Cherokee County ban with a letter to the Georgia Board of Education calling Critical Race T...