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Is blocked in the back and taken down. Another look, the left knee buckles. The coach said the injury doesnt look good. More on his injury after an mri. The final secs, he is up, completes the pass and tonight, 33 yards and is down to the wolfpacks 14 all. Six minutes year ago, he can win it from 33 yards out and no good. Maryland endures a tough 2018 loss to nc state on home coming. Seeking their first acc of the season and virginia trails 70 and over the middle to smith and to the conner of th...

Ever one on one talks about Irans Nuclear program. The white house is denying it. The report came from the new york times. It said iran is waiting to negotiate until after the election, so it knows which administration its dealing with. There have been back channel discussions, and israel was aware of them. Diplomats told the times they were not kept in the loop. The National Security council said the president has made clear that he will prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon, and we will d...

CHARLES TOWN — It was reported in Tuesday’s edition of The Journal that warrants had been issued for the arrest of two Jefferson County commissioners, Tricia Jackson and Jennifer Krouse.

A longtime Rock Hill Herald Sports assistant sports editor and writer tops a class of nine for the York County Sports Hall of Fame induction in May.

/PRNewswire/ -- IGEL, provider of the managed endpoint operating system for secured access to any digital workspace, today announced the appointment of Klaus...

The Rosman High School Class of 2023 reflected on the past four years of living and learning through a global pandemic during their graduation ceremony but said they look forward

Blue Zones Project in Brevard recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony honoring Rosman High School for achieving designation as the third Blue Zones Project approved high school in the Carolinas.

A Delaware Circuit Court 4 jury in April found Chase E. Adams, 26, guilty of murder, obstruction of justice and two counts of criminal mischief.

Adams was convicted of killing 49-year-old Rex A. Morrison — outside the victims home in the 2300 block of South Hackley Street — on Oct. 4, 2020.

A jury on April 7 found 26-year-old Chase Emory Adams guilty of murder in the October 2020 stubbing death of Rex A. Morrison, 49.