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Since statehood, and even before, Illinois has been well-represented in American wars. In many cases, Illinois was among national leaders in the number of men and women supplied to the service.

People meander through the themed Christmas trees, hand-sewn ornaments, wine cork reindeer and snowmen and gnomes tucked in a cozy cabinet. The show is Nov. 9-11.

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High School Musical is just one of the productions that are under way in the greater Rochester area this month. From Harry Potter to Dr. Seuss, students are bringing out the options.

Resiliency. That might be the single word that best sums up the performance of Northeast and North Central Nebraska volleyball teams at this year’s state volleyball tournament.

There was a sense of grief, sadness and anger in the air in Plainview. In Montclair, New Jersey – the organization, Bring Them Home, decorated a large table, set for dinner, with no guests attending the metaphorical dinner party.

Andrew Batchelor is enjoying a trip to New York City but Dundee is never far from his mind, even in the city that never sleeps.

The southern Minnesota city of Plainview is establishing the nation's first National Service Park -- a park dedicated to honoring those who have served their nation.

The event was designed with “theology nerds” in mind (people who read serious theology and love to get hopelessly tangled in the weeds).

By Andy Gladding Chief Engineer WRHU-FM (Hofstra University), Hempstead, NY College radio is a special place on the FM dial. Listeners know it as the channel at the low end of the band where student and volunteer DJs have free reign to play music not usually heard from commercial operators. College students recognize it as…