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Anderson, IN --- He may not be a harness racing household name outside of Ohio, but Spaaaanzano (Coraggioso-Grace N Charlie) will seek to remedy that situation when he makes his first foray outside of his home state and his first Grand Circuit appearance on Friday (Sept. 15) in the $420,000 Peter Haughton Memorial at Harrah’s Hoosier

He may not be a household name outside of Ohio, but Spaaaanzano will seek to remedy that situation when he makes his first foray outside of his home state and his first Grand Circuit appearance on Friday, Sept. 15 in the $420,000 Peter Haughton Memorial at Harrah’s Hoosier Park.

Would all religions, according to the divine will of universal salvation, be existential possibilities of opening to the mystery of salvation? That is the question. Who does not question the uniqueness of the mediation of Christ. On the contrary, it is a matter of recognizing the Christic nature of grace, not assigning it a temporal owner.

Among the many admirable qualities possessed by harness racing trotting filly Ponda Title (Muscle Massive-Elin), perhaps the most valuable is the one not readily visible: The desire to win. Ponda Title has five victories in seven races this season (with a second and third in her two setbacks) and $138,670 in purses, a total that

According to a GoFundMe page started by the victim Teresa Ramsay's daughter, Scarlet, Ramsay had facial reconstruction surgery to remove her left eye.

(INGLES OPEN ROAD) —We’re doing a little relaxing in the Blue Ridge Mountains at a place that sits on 14 of the prettiest acres you’ll find anywhere. A place to unwind, connect, and have some awesome food. Welcome to Twin Willows. This is a breathtaking estate property located just outside the quaint town of Mars […]

By Paul Bagnall, The Star-Herald Staff PRESQUE ISLE — More than 70 fire departments turned out for the 59th annual Maine State Federation of Firefighters Convention that featured a Saturday parade down Main Street in Presque Isle. Around 65 different fire trucks drove down the parade line with sirens and horns blaring to the excited crowds.

Around 65 different fire trucks drove through Presque Isle with sirens and horns blaring to the excited parade crowds.

Virginia Union University’s Panthers weren’t blinded by the bright lights. Playing in front of national TV (NFL Network) and radio (Westwood One) audiences, the squad was up for the challenge – and then some.

Shortly before 3:30 p.m. Sept. 5, Sheriff Buddy Harwood posted a photo of the suspected vehicle instructing residents to call 911 if they see it.