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LENOIR — The Lenoir Amateur Radio Club (LARC) Field Day is this weekend, June 25-26, at Mulberry Recreation Center in Lenoir. Field Day is part of the American Radio Relay

Its a distinctly human trait to believe the impossible is a puzzle waiting to be solved.

Lest we forget: 80 years ago this month a few cocky American fly-boys unexpectedly, gloriously won a war for us. It took five minutes. It’s a great story and deserves

Blackpool’s DAB Multiplex is planning to broadcast from the top of Blackpool Tower and get on-air as quickly as possible.

In the world of the disrupted supply chain, if it’s not one thing, it’s another. There for a while you couldn’t get bleach and paper towels. Later it was chicken

LENOIR — The Lenoir Amateur Radio Club (LARC) is hosting a field day at Mulberry Recreation Center in Lenoir on Saturday, June 25, and Sunday, June 26. LARC’s field day

One of these days I’ll get back to writing about a subject other than World War II, but I couldn’t let this week pass without saying a few words about

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By her daughter, tatiana. translation: i could not leave at first, because my _ mum can barely walk. there is no way i would have left her behind. there was constant shelling, even as we were leaving the city, there was some firing. and what of the people they have left behind? 100,000 civilians are believed to be trapped. there are food shortages, no running water or electricity. translation: it was a miracle that we found a radio wave - where we heard about the evacuation — that helped us to...