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Crestwood girls soccer had a relatively successful season as they took another step in the right direction as a program. They are just two years removed from having no girls soccer because of a lack of numbers, so the Lady Knights needed players …

Children’s applause rang through Lenoir-Rhyne University’s P.E. Monroe Auditorium on Thursday as hundreds of fifth-grade students from Newton-Conover City Schools and Catawba County Schools saw author Naomi Shihab Nye step

Jonathan Ray is The Spectator’s drinks editor and formerly wine critic for the Telegraph. He has also written several books on the subject of wine and how to buy it.  On the podcast Lara, Liv and Jonny share a glass of wine and discuss Jonathan’s earliest memories of food, his go-to hangover cure and his desert island meal. 

Expect a fizz-fuelled stand off between Champagne and English sparkling wine

With gas prices soaring and a 13% inflation rate in 2022, United Way of Davidson County President Kristie Hege and her staff were bracing themselves for a less than stellar

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It took just 45 minutes for Jonathan Ray to fly from Surrey to France on a trip booked via the flight-sharing platform Wingly. France is closer than one might think, he reveals.

Cut-price bus tickets are attractive, especially if you're heading out to the countryside – here are 10 of England's most scenic routes

From the blog of Daniel Kennemer at The Times of Israel

VALPARAISO — The new mural to be affixed to the west wall of the City Hall council chambers will be unsigned. After all, more than 4,000 artists’ signatures would overpower