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The Sterling Nature Center will celebrate the opening of its new interpretive center at Inspiration 2024, its 24th annual art and nature festival, from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday,

Their 6-year-old is still fighting for his life, family members said.

From Here on the Ground, opening on Saturday 18 May, brings together works by twentieth-century New Zealand artists exploring urban, suburban and industrial landscapes.

Julia Alligood passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Thomasville Times Enterprise on 2024-04-05.

Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily BeastComplaints against ski resorts are raining down on social media, particularly from those who don’t fly private: “Quit gouging on the tickets.” “Fuck Vail.” “You are killing the industry.” “They charge $300 per day for lift tickets to ski on mud.”It’s a bad time to go skiing on a whim. At Breckenridge resort in the Colorado mountains, a same-day Saturday ticket clocks in at $279...

The Departments of Mathematics and Statistics will hold its annual fair on Feb. 24 with games, crafts, magic and learning.

JAY, Okla.  – A Delaware County citizen who claims they witnessed the gruesome demise of Barbara Johnson-Willard has come forward to identify the Delaware County woman’s killer. “The eyewitness was deathly afraid of this man,” said Delaware County Sheriff James Beck, referring to the now-deceased suspect. Beck confirmed the man he believes to be Willard’s […]

<strong>Letters: </strong>It no longer seems necessary to have devoted yourself to public service to win an honour, writes <strong>Marjorie Ellis Thompson</strong>; plus letters from <strong>Nick Broadhead</strong>, <strong>John Weeks</strong> and <strong>Andy Bebington</strong>

Today we look at the uncertain fate of Mansfield's world-famous robot, Elektro, as well as preparation for the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.

CONCORD — Plans to erect a statue honoring teacher/astronaut Christa McAuliffe narrowly cleared the Executive Council on Wednesday over concerns about using $250,000 in taxpayer money for the project as