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THOMASVILLE – Davis Norton confidently took the stage to present his idea for an entertainment company that would cater to young people in Thomasville and the surrounding areas — an

In Fort Gibson, history is being told to a different tune. In this weeks Good News, we told you about the locally-written music to celebrate the citys bicentennial. We got a chance to dig deeper into how the lyrics and music came together.

Actor Jay Goede will reprise his role as Frog in Children’s Theatre Company’s upcoming production of musical comedy “A Year With Frog and Toad” which runs April 23 - June

Garlic is native to South Asia, Central Asia and Northeastern Iran. It has long been used as both a food flavoring and a traditional medicine. Garlic also has a very

An 18-year-old has been arrested and charged with a February shooting of a 15-year-old juvenile in La Grange.

On April 23, Onslow Memorial Hospital (OMH) will host their CHEW! (Children Health Eating on Weekends) food drive and pack-out event in awareness of Every Kid Healthy Week.

DALTON – After five years in a downtown office building, The GreenHouse, our community’s child advocacy and sexual assault center, will move “back home” to its original location, a craftsman

The Temple Street Night Market will open for another six months to the end of this year, the Tourism Board announced on Friday.The night mar...

Abby Long, who teaches at DeLand-Weldon Elementary, is now in the top 10 within her division for the America’s Favorite Teacher Competition.

It would be easy for the Utah womens gymnastic team to make an excuse (or many) for why a return to nationals was simply unobtainable this year.