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BLUE HILL — Family and friends celebrated World War II veteran Pete Carters 100th birthday at a party Saturday at the First Baptist Church of Blue Hill.

Christy Leibovitz/Getty Images Bobby Jean Carter's cause of death has been revealed by the Hillsborough County Medical Examiner's Department in

The Michael Jackson tribute show "Invincible" is the first act announced for the Devon Lakeshore Amphitheaters 2024 season.

LYNCHBURG — Micah Carlson rolled right, then scrambled back to his left.

The regular season certainly didn’t end the way the Sherando High School football team had hoped.

STEPHENS CITY — When you summarize the Handley football team’s regular season, it was a lot like Friday’s rivalry matchup against Sherando.

WINCHESTER — Given that its his senior year, Millbrook running back Tyson Mallory said missing the Pioneers first four games was "one of the hardest things Ive ever done in

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next on "this week in defense news," what osama bin laden death means for defense spending an an exclusive welcome to "this week in defense news," im vago muradian. how is the marine corps positioning itself in the new review of military roles and missions? well hear from the man who helping to shape the marine corps future. first, pentagon chief acquisition pete carter wants to make use of the new r and d sink tanks, the resource and development or rrcs to develop how the systems ar...

george lettuce has more. >> ive liked him. he was a sweet person. she did not hear anything, but someone got next door, instead the man who lived there multiple times. he is been identified as sterling palmer. he was 78-years-old. he was a retired bus driver. he can often be seen clean and shining his cadillac. he went to church every sunday. who would kill a 78-year-old? >> you have me with that one. especially, a nice guy like that. it makes you wonder, what is going on? crime is eve...