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Those days when African military generals prepared to embark on war expeditions, they began to manifest queer, supra-human and impenetrable behavior. They recoiled from the world and its realities, wore frightening, fearsome visages and immersed themselves in huge pots of metaphysical liquid preparations Yoruba called agbo ogun. Natives then sang songs to scintillate their bloodthirsty bellicosity. One of such was a song meant to nourish the warmongering inclination in them, rendered as, O npa�...

Yoruba have a way with the Sigidi, whose closest modern translation is the robot. So when the Sigidi – a moulded clay effigy – at the height of its self-destruc

Old guns can be a lot of fun. And they can be easy to obtain, too!

ELKTON — Elkton Police Department’s 2023 National Night Out drew hundreds to Meadow Park Tuesday night for not only food, games and displays, but also the retirement of Niko and

BERLIN TOWNSHIP — With emotions running high as loved ones and rescue teams searched for a man in the waters of Berlin Lake, a deputy sheriff was bitten by a

Looking to find the best rifles of 2023? The Field & Stream editors pick the best new models for hunting and precision shooting.

CECIL COUNTY — Two municipal police agencies in Cecil County are inviting the public to attend their free National Night Out events on Tuesday (Aug. 1), when attendees will have

The Development Authority of LaGrange is partnering with the LaGrange Housing Authority and West Georgia Star to create a workforce shuttle program as a low-cost transportation alternative for employees who work in the LaGrange Industrial Park and the WellStar West Georgia Medical Center.

Shot at, ambushed, and led a daring escape, Winston Churchill proved his mettle in the Second Boer War.

Eamonn Ceannt’s now iconic Uilleann pipes were presented on loan to The Jackie Clarke Collection in Ballina