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4/6/2021 Survival kits ease return to high school Members of the PTO at the Jacqueline M. Walsh School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Pawtucket made these “survival kits” for the freshmen class on their first day of in-person learning last week, which included pens, pads of paper, water bottles, snacks, and more.   PAWTUCKET – After learning virtually for almost an entire school year, Olivia McNichols, a freshman at the Jacqueline M. Walsh School for the Performing and Visual A...

James Brent Montgomery HENDERSON — Vance County residents have come together over the last few weeks to express their support of local Highway Patrol Trooper James Brent Montgomery, who is fighting for his life at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill due to COVID-19. His wife, Heather Montgomery, is asking the community to keep her husband in their prayers as he battles COVID-19, and is optimistic that some recent minor improvements with his condition are a positive sign that he will recover from ...

HENDERSON — Edna Scott has announced her resignation as curator of the Henderson Institute Historical Museum.

Dr. John Baxter Hamilton found his wife in a pool of blood on the bathroom floor. Two of his ties were wrapped tightly around her neck, and her skull had been bashed with such force that her brain was visible.

Eyes wide open at Stanley Kubrick, a giant of the cinema We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Eyes wide open at Stanley Kubrick, a giant of the cinema By Tom Ryan Normal text size Yale University Press, $45.99 The best chapter in David Mikics’ biographical sketch of Stanley Kubrick and his work is the first. There, his judicious outline of the late writer-director’s preoccupations comes with a rush: “[M]ost Kubrick movies are about rebellio...

Ballpark neighbors hash out crime concerns in meeting with police chief, sheriff Ballpark community meets to discuss safety concerns with leaders and last updated 2021-01-08 07:10:37-05 SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City and County law enforcement and court leaders spoke straight to residents in the Ballpark neighborhood Thursday night, about safety issues in the area. The public safety meeting, hosted by the Ballpark Community Council, came after two recent homicides a week apart. While neig...

Historic railways closed by Beeching at risk of being demolished, campaigners warn If the structures are demolished, there is a risk the railway lines could never be resurrected This bridge in Alnwick is earmarked for infilling Credit: TheHREGroup The historic railway lines closed by Richard Beeching are at risk of being demolished, campaigners have warned, preventing them from ever being resurrected. Highways England plans to infill or destroy over 100 bridges and disused train structures in ...

You write under Dave Wolverton for science fiction stories and David Farland for fantasy stories. How did you decide on using two names for your fiction? When would you advise writers to use pseudonyms? “Wolverton” is a cool enough name for a writer, but so often my books ended up on the bottom shelf. I thought only garden gnomes walking through the store were likely to find them. In fact, research done by Campbell’s Soups showed that 92% of people won’t stoop over to get their favorite...

You write under Dave Wolverton for science fiction stories and David Farland for fantasy stories. How did you decide on using two names for your fiction? When would you advise writers to use pseudonyms? “Wolverton” is a cool enough name for a writer, but so often my books ended up on the bottom shelf. I thought only garden gnomes walking through the store were likely to find them. In fact, research done by Campbell’s Soups showed that 92% of people won’t stoop over to get their favorite...