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April 10, 2023
GILL — Photojournalist Joe Parzych returned to his roots on Friday, donating some of his photos to Gill Elementary School for the students to enjoy.“We want to show kids how you can take a hobby and turn it into a career,” said Gill Elementary School...
April 5, 2023
A sex offender who pulled down his trousers and exposed himself in front of youngsters at a BBQ and sent lewd messages to young teenagers…
April 1, 2023
Smackover Trade Days today
March 31, 2023
“Part love story, part lamentation, part tentative hope, Moving Forward, Looking Back will resonate with anyone who has experienced devastating loss.”Dallas, TX—Experts say it takes a year to adjust to losing a spouse. Many grieving individuals will ask, “how long will I feel like this?” Grief is not easy or linear,
March 27, 2023
Amidst growing calls in the US to ban TikTok, owned by China-based company ByteDance, US House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Sunday announced tha
March 27, 2023
Various Christian faiths display unity in celebrating the Passion and resurrection of Christ while displaying the diversity of their practices
March 27, 2023
From March 23-26 the University of Georgia Theatre Department presented “Moving Forward,” a devised production created from the ground up by nine UGA undergraduate students and director and alum Marlon
March 26, 2023
Amidst growing calls in the US to ban TikTok, owned by China-based company ByteDance, US House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Sunday announced tha
March 23, 2023
We hear a lot about the male heroes in the Bible, but there are also plenty of stories of courageous women. Their bravery, leadership and faith in God can encourage both men and women today as they face trials and temptations everyday. Below are the stori...
March 19, 2023
Colorado public health officials vaulted to prominence three years ago when residents started to sicken and die of COVID-19, kicking off a pandemic that would spark fierce, even violent political