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Seventy-two years ago, nine women waited in Smith’s Rexall Drugstore for a return telegram from the NSDAR granting approval of their request to organize a new chapter, The Crab-Orchard Chapter

Publishers note: This story is the last in a series examining the impact of the current nursing shortage and efforts by Mer-cy, East Central College and the Washington School District

If there is anything we can learn from the Kissinge doctrine and his diplomatic enterprise, it is clear vision and self-assertion.

At the time of its debut in December 1993, Newsweek called NET “the first of its kind … an unabashedly ideological TV channel.”

Publisher’s note: This story is the first in a series examining the impact of the current nursing shortage and efforts by Mercy and East Central College to mitigate it.

“The whites are here to stay,” he wrote in 1969, one of the many misjudgments he made on the African continent.

Robert V. “Bob” Farabaugh, 87, formerly of Altoona, passed away peacefully in Alexandria, Va., on Nov. 17, 2023, surrounded by members of his loving family. He was born in Altoona, the only son of the late Clement and Marion Farabaugh. Bob was the beloved husband of Jacqueline Farabaugh for 62 years; the loving father of […]

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Division Street in Downtown Salisbury welcomed the inspiring "Beacon of Hope" statue by artist Wesley Wofford to its temporary home this afternoon. As the community gathered to witness the formal

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