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In a few days, the Brother, the Bishop and the Priest all taught John Arnold a valuable lesson

100 years ago

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Two prestigious annual awards were given out at Foxcroft Academy’s 2023 Pony Tales and Cocktails event on Saturday, Aug. 5; the Dr.

In late July, Politico reported that Third Way, a self-described centrist political group, met with Democratic chiefs of staff in the United States Senate to brief them about the danger to President Joe Biden’s reelection if a third-party presidential candidate runs from the center. The whisper candidate of choice is Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV). Another centrist group, No Labels, is reportedly looking to spend more than $70 million on such a bid.

Craig Arnold, Ruth Henderson Gmeinder and Amy Sands are the 2023 inductees to the Brainerd High School Distinguished Achievement Hall of Fame.

Water infrastructure improvements in Lindsay are helping replenish the groundwater aquifer with nearly 49 million gallons of water per year.

Usually, when something sounds too good to be true, then it’s not true, so says John Arnold in his weekly column

Eastern Arizona College President Todd Haynie will represent Arizona as a member of the multistate commission that addresses higher education and workforce issues distinct to the Western United States.

For his Eagle Scout project, Hunter Felton dug up a piece of history. For years, only the “John Oldham” part of the marker was visible.

EXCLUSIVE: Smiling shyly with in the cricket XI, this was Jonathan Arnold, 30, the public schoolboy from Sutton Coldfield, caught in a plot to import nearly £120m worth of cocaine.