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Bob Ebys former Oak Ridge High School teacher Benita Albert writes about his life. Hes now the Tennessee State Board of Education chairman.

BENNINGTON — A malpractice suit originally filed in 2017 against Dr. John J. Cope and Southwestern Vermont Health Care and Southwestern Vermont Medical Center is set to begin April 17.

Does alfalfa cause kidney or respiratory problems or make horses hyper? Specialists shed light on these myths and more.

It’s Thursday at the Masters, which means official tournament play has started!

A musician whose single has charted on the Billboard Top 40 without ever repeating that success is deemed a one-hit wonder. More often than not, the

Kim Michele Richardson, an author who has written about the blue-skinned people of Kentucky as part of her historical fiction, was the keynote speaker

A NICU doctor whose work has helped save thousands of babies across Bradford and Yorkshire is retiring after 30 years’ of service to the NHS.

They stand tall and somewhat awkwardly gazing over certain intersections in Phenix City. These poles aren’t like other poles. Instead, they’re waiting and watching, ready to snitch if you push it through the red light.

D. Ray Smith and Carolyn Krause bring readers more information on the Cherokee people from the "Roots of America: lecture in Oak Ridge March 9.

The annual meeting of the Friends of the Oak Ridge Public Library (FOL) will be held at 3 p.m. March 19 in the library.