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Virginia University of Lynchburg graduates were told a new chapter is beginning in their lives during the commencement ceremony on Saturday.

HANOVER TWP. – Almost every day at about 4 p.m., according to Park Avenue resident Carol Paskert, a high capacity white van pulls up to a single family home in

Carbon dioxide can be converted into useful elements, which could help fight the threat of a greenhouse effect.

Julie Dotton faces a criminal charge of wire fraud after convincing a Montreal company to pay $8.2 million up front for millions of face masks she offered to deliver in

Rising world demand for personal protective equipment is driving a 90,000-square-foot expansion of 3Ms plant in Valley, Nebraska, including new production lines, equipment and a warehouse.

A senior at Pius X set a goal for herself years ago: Write and publish a novel before she walks the graduation stage May 19. And she did just that.

Since 18-year-old José Hernández dropped out of Brevard High School following the Christmas break, he has been working double shifts as a construction worker by day and as a pizzeria

The Jan. 17, 1903, edition of the Enid Daily Wave reported that George stated to the attendants rushing to his deathbed that he was actually John Wilkes Booth.

WENATCHEE — Returning visitors to the arts and crafts fair at the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival in Memorial Park Friday said they appreciated the unique jewelry designs, such as

More than 200 organizations participated in the events 10th year of raising money.