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Should CompBob! Return?, It is not a question we ever anticipated asking, but, like a bad penny, the topic of ....

On occasion, we love planning extended trips (3 to 10 days) across Arizona to explore a large variety of sites. For some reason or another, our neighbors always seem to

Works by Billy Schenck and Andy Warhol blend pop and Western art styles.

Trenton, N.J.: I am writing in response to the commentary “The conundrum of child kinship care” (op-ed, Dec. 13) and false assertions made regarding New Jersey’s child welfare system. The author, Naomi Schaefer Riley, suggested that the state was engaged in a campaign to divert children from entering the foster care system by placing them in informal, unlicensed homes with extended family members, a “shadow child welfare system.”

‘Out of the Box’ with Dallas Huston: Small connection to John Wayne

For Black History Month, here are 25 great civil rights songs, from Sam Cooke, The Impressions, James Brown, Bob Dylan to Lauryn Hill, Kendrick Lamar.

If you have ever wondered what life would be like living in the Wild Wild West, you now have your chance to find out firsthand.

“Your da is goan to be hung! Over in England, he’ll be hung!” So the boy in the school playground jeered at my friend Sean. He was so upset that he ran out of the playground and the school down home to his mother to see what she’d say. A garbled report had appeared in the Clare Champion. Sean’s father, P, had indeed been charged with murder.

ETV News stock photo by Julie Johansen Emery County Archives Press Release Emery County Archives has a large amount of records stored and we are looking to increase the histories of our area. One patron commented, “Who would have believed while searching for an item I found my grandfather’s trunk when he served in Denmark […]

Sixties musical ‘Paint Your Wagon’, starring Mr Eastwood, will be shown on BBC Two this afternoon at 2pm. Inspired by the Lerner and Loewe Broadway musical, the happy-go-lucky Ben Rumson, played by Lee Marvin, meets and joins forces with Mr Eastwood’s character Pardner during the Gold Rush. Their friendship is tested however when Pardner falls in love […]