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100 Years Ago: 1923 The White House today had one of its quietest Christmas days; despite the presence of the two boys–the first boys to call the White House home since the days of Charlie Taft and the Roosevelts. The President and Mrs. Coolidge and their two sons, John and Calvin Jr., who are home […]

In 2023, Central Texans were interested in scorpions, pets, low lake levels and an $2,000 theft in H-E-B meat.

Fitz John Porter went on a leave of absence from March to October 1860 after returning home to New York City from his post as adjutant to Brig. Gen. Albert

Veteran New York City TV anchor, Kaity Tong of PIX 11, shared that she was recently treated for a Stage one lung cancer diagnosis.

100 Years Ago: 1923 All gates of the Whitehouse grounds will be thrown open tonight while Christmas carols are sung at the north entrance of the executive mansion. Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the President, was the moving spirit in having the old custom revived and, at her invitation, the public will take part in the […]

Ahead of Adult Swims marathon on Friday night, heres a look back at our thoughts on Rick and Morty Season 7 - our favorite season so far.

Hong Kong actress Yammie Lam rose to prominence in the 1980s but was dogged by tabloid newspapers and suffered personal blows that saw her career cut short. She died unexpectedly aged just 55 in 2018.

100 Years Ago: 1923 E.N. Robertson of Lewiston brought a bunch of mayflowers yesterday, already budded, ready to burst into bloom yesterday which he picked yesterday about two o’clock near Lewiston Junction. 50 Years Ago 1973 (Sun Journal photo) There really is a Santa Claus–At least that’s what little Sheilah Metayer must have thought Friday […]

Excerpts from the Wednesday, December 25, 1946 Paso Robles Journal: Christmas trade hits new high Despite loss of camp postal and bank receipts show trend […]

Three New PA Restaurants Named Among 50 Best in U.S. They are Honeysuckle Provisions, My Loup, Pietramala.