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From the Aug. 13, 1947 Telegram: "A cow owned by Fred Koenig, Station B, Route 1, was killed by lightning as it stood under three pine trees seeking refuge from the storm."

It's difficult to imagine in the ever-present fog of America's raging culture war, but it wasn't many years ago that our "One Nation Under God" used to care about a [...]

Nancy Fridley still faces charges of abduction and more in Giles County, where she is accused of taking toddler Noah Gabriel Trout from a church nursery last year.

Kwahu Paragliding Festival - Ghana Mounts First Pilot

Kwahu Paragliding Festival - Ghana Mounts First Pilot

Nancy Fridley of Clifton Forge was arrested last year after a child disappeared from the nursery of Riverview Baptist Church in the Ripplemead community of Giles County.

Vermont’s current teachers are headed for arbitration on health care, but its 10,000 retired teachers have no such mechanism to counter State Treasurer Beth Pearce’s decision to abandon their traditional Medicare coverage for a Medicare Advantage plan that takes effect Jan. 1, 2022. In an Aug. 2 letter to ...

Content Warning: This article mentions sexual assault.  It is hot and sweaty in the dish pit of a Montreal restaurant. The sounds are cacophonous and the air is grimy with food waste and dissonance. Outside, layers of fresh snow coat icy sludge, illuminating the raucous night. The frigid breeze freezes the capitalist sweat on your neck. This place and the feeling it evokes capture the essence of the Canadian post-punk band Dish Pit. Each song on the eclectic three-person unit’s first album ...

Rick Stein joins forces with Origin Coffee - Credit: RickStein.com Having long conquered the world of seafood - TVs Rick Stein has moved into coffee, with a new store set to open in his beloved Padstow. His latest show, Rick Steins Cornwall, moves away from the recipe-based shows we love, and explores The Duchy in its many different guises - telling some old stories and some new. And new for 2021, the celebrity chef has teamed up with bean connoisseurs favourite Origin Coffee - to open the...

Its a cut and dried decision for Ed Stein. He plans to vote no May 1 on the $13.585 million bond proposition for athletics and recreational facilities for two new high schools in Wichita Falls ISD. Stein is passionate about opposing tax hikes and leads what he calls the "no campaign."  The group consistently fights bond proposals that would mean higher property taxes for Wichitans.  And the proposed bond would bring an estimated 1.5 cent tax hike per $100 of property value for WFISD...