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Jane Austen’s witty novels of everyday life for the privileged in 18th century England have captivated readers for over two centuries. But what you might not know is Austen’s inextricable link to music.

The Columbine tragedy continues to reverberate twenty-five years later. Music, then and now, helps us heal by touching our emotions in a way words can't. Music is comforting and cathartic. It can also help pay tribute to those lost. A new musical work helps to comfort the Columbine community 25 years after the tragedy at Columbine High School.

The first Beauty and Aesthetics Salon in Highbridge has been hailed a success after a busy first year of business.

More money has been raised and spent by the two candidates vying for the District 5 seat on the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors than any of the other three

Only three local candidates in the March 5 primary election filed their required campaign finance reports covering the period from Jan. 1 through 20 with the Tuolumne County Elections Office

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VALDOSTA — The Valdosta-Lowndes Section of the National Council of Negro Women, a nationally recognized 501 C3 organization, has open slots for vendors, churches, businesses and organizations during the upcoming

MOULTRIE – A Colquitt County jury took about half an hour Wednesday to find a former Willie J. Williams Middle School coach guilty on two of four charges leveled against

MOULTRIE – A Colquitt County jury took about half an hour Wednesday to find a former Willie J. Williams Middle School coach guilty on two of four charges leveled against