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To kickstart celebrations on the 200th anniversary of Trafalgar, an actor dressed as Lord Nelson was sent up the Thames on the prow of a RNLI lifeboat.

Editor’s Note: The Yuma Sun is reprinting articles from past newspapers honoring Yuma’s unique history. This column is one in a series written by local historian Frank Love that appeared

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Khans vain Vote For Me extravaganza probably cancelled out his extension of the ULEZ zone and gobbled up all the extra revenue it has raised.

Thirty years after Manchester United left Galatasaray with their Champions League hopes in tatters on one of the most notorious nights in the clubs history, they will return to hell

Thirty years after Manchester United left Galatasaray with their Champions League hopes in tatters on one of the most notorious nights in the clubs history, they will return to hell for another do-or-die clash with the Turkish team.

I went head-to-head with a Just Stop Oil spokesman last week. Appearing on my Talk TV and radio show, Patrick Hart, a GP, told me the mother of all crises, was the climate crisis.

A Cowboy Soldier in WWI Twenty-one-year-old Raymond Bell and his 18-year-old brother, Aubrey, were in a race against time as they finished the 1916 harvest. “We stacked hay like demons,” Raymond recalled, “rolling up that good old prairie wool with the bucking pole and side.” Their hard work was rewarded by their mother, who prepared

Old Bill most certainly stood apart from everyone at the country club and anyone who had ever worked in the golf shop. My father, a Professional Golf Association member, had

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

As I write this, Storm Ciaran is somewhere in the Northern Atlantic speeding towards us with malevolent intent, and as you are reading this, I hope you are well and your house still has a roof.