Jane Wolfe News Today

Wolfe is a 7th grade math teacher.

Q: Greg, a friend of mine gave me one of your articles that you publish in The News-Item, so I thought I would share my story with you.

In another chapter of Melbas literacy program, author Henrietta DeCuir brings her storybook, "My Human and Me," to the eatery for a book signing and meet and greet.

The owners of the Melba’s Po-boys in New Orleans proudly call their original location, on the corner of North Claiborne and Elysian Fields avenues, “America’s busiest po-boy shop.”

The small town of Hughenden — with its population of just over 1,000 residents — welcomes visitors from across the country seeking stunning views and outback hospitality.

We have you covered in this months installment of OffBeat EATS with some “can’t miss” food spots that are sure to satisfy your hunger...

A reward of up to $5,000 will be given to anyone with information that could lead to the arrest of the person responsible for the fire that killed 11 year-old

Author Celeste Ng has written a new dystopian tale, "Our Missing Hearts." The author will visit the Columbus College of Art & Design on Oct. 28

Jane Wolfe, a Bexley native and author, has penned a new book, “Burl: Journalism Giant and Medical Trailblazer.” Wolfe will appear at Gramercy Books.

SME firm Cowell Clarke has continued to expand, bolstering its Sydney practice with the addition of eight new corporate and commercial staff, including four directors. Adelaide-headquartered commerci