Hail and Farewell to Those We Lost in 2023
C&I says goodbye to some of those we lost in 2023.
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Tombstone Still Calls Down the Thunder, 30 Years Later
Thirty years after its original release, the star-studded gun-slinging Western epic is still our huckleberry.
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Johnny Ringo - Talking Pictures TV - TVGuide.co.uk
The Hunters (Season 1 Episode 4 of 38): Ringo saves the lives of escaped prisoners. Johnny Ringo airs on Talking Pictures TV at 5:15 PM, Wednesday 27 December. Ringo saves the lives of escaped prisoners
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Soap Opera Stars Who Have Died In 2023
Hollywood lost almost 50 soap opera stars in 2023 alone.
Source: radaronline.com
UNDER THE STETSON: Fight the good fight
UNDER THE STETSON: Fight the good fight
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Travels With Two Sisters: Forever etched in stone: Honoring those who came before us
Whenever one of our articles is featured in the Green Valley News, we frequently receive some feedback. Our article “History Carved in Stone” prompted many people to share with us
United States Pleasant Valley Pearce Cemetery Hi Jolly Monument Gila County Fort Bowie National Historic Site
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Trump put EPA on course to end animal testing; Biden has started it up again
President Biden's EPA scrapped a Trump administration plan that would have cut animal testing by 30% in 2025 and ended it altogether by 2035. Instead, the agency says it won't be bound by any time limits and is following "the best available science."
North Carolina United States Capitol Hill District Of Columbia Environmental Protection Agency Andrew Wheeler
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Why Weekend Cowboys Come to Wildcatter Ranch
Wildcatter Ranch, near Possum Kingdom Lake, caters to weekend cowboys from around the world.
Source: texasmonthly.com
C&I Weekly TV Roundup for Nov. 6-12
Classic John Wayne movies and a celebration of country music artists are among this week’s TV highlights.
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'Bonanza' star became unlikely recording artist
This week in 1959: A U.S. Appeals Court upheld President Dwight Eisenhowers petition for a 80-day injunction in a steel strike; Castro claimed that U.S. planes bombed Havana in secret attacks; the United States opposed the sale of British jets to Cuba; and NBC-TV had aired the first full color TV western series.
Source: texarkanagazette.com