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The walls of every abandoned property have stories to tell, things they have seen and heard. The Glenmary County Club, in Kentucky, has quite the story.

Beardstown resident Winiban Irigoyen, a Mount Sterling Dot Foods employee, was the overall winner in this years 2022 Forklift National Competition.

Companies in Maryland and Florida are purportedly trying to pay Genevieve Gwynne with three $1,800 checks drawn on banks in New York and Arkansas. Those banks are real, but the

WASHING your dirty linen in public has taken on a whole new meaning in Barrow.

Earlier this month Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed a series of bills designed to fight the scourge of human trafficking in the commonwealth. Now no one is under the impression that

THERE was palpable relief among members of the public at Barrow Town Hall as a controversial glamping site was refused planning permission.

Architect Andrea Clark Brown designed the V-shaped Butterfly House in Naples that recently hit the market for nearly $5 million.

Lest we forget: 80 years ago this month a few cocky American fly-boys unexpectedly, gloriously won a war for us. It took five minutes. It’s a great story and deserves

"Making It Grow" visits Columbia College in Columbia, SC and talks with horticulturaist John Long about the variety of plant material around their beautiful campus.

Back in 2014, I wrote an article to bring people up to date on the status of Shroud of Turin research at that time. Now eight years old, “Some Ruminations on the Shroud of Turin“ easily escapes the notice of newer visitors to our website. It seems to be an appropriate time to revisit some of the timeless exegetical details covered there and take them a bit further.