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New Season of TWO SENTENCE HORROR STORIES Hits Next Week By Mike Sprague The CW’s Two Sentence Horror Stories will finally return on Tuesday, January 12th. In the meantime, today we learned the first two episodes will air back to back. Check out the episode descriptions and also a brand spanking new promo below. https://youtu.be/VeWAIviIag0 “Bag Man” – (8 – 8:30 p.m. ET) I KNEW I’D NEVER FIT IN, NO MATTER HOW HARD I W...

The popularity of two-sentence horror stories on social media comes from the limitless potential of unsettling imagery that can be concocted from minimal prompting, which is exactly what The CWs Two Sentence Horror Stories aims to do with each episode, as evidenced by the above promo for the [...]

Annual UK Equine Research Showcase To Take Place Virtually Sponsored by: University of Kentucky Ag Equine Programs will host its 10th annual UK Equine Showcase virtually through four sessions over four dates in January and February 2021.The event will continue the “life journey” theme initiated last year and will emphasize weanling to yearling horses, presenting both completed and work-in-progress projects relevant to this age group. “We are excited to once again put together an...

Stories by and about Bill Manly D. Ray Smith and Carolyn Krause/Historically Speaking This is the third and final part of a “Historically Speaking” series of articles featuring Bill Manly; researched and written by Carolyn Krause. *** Bill Manly, an eminent metallurgist and manager and the only employee of Oak Ridge National Laboratory to receive the National Medal of Technology and Innovation, told some interesting stories in his day. And, Oak Ridgers who had worked with him still have sto...

 Posted By Ruth King on December 24th, 2020 Americans increasingly live in two parallel universes, and this is a shame. One side takes it as Gospel that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris won an overwhelming victory on November 3 and will take the oath of office on January 20. Another half of the population – according to a recent Rasmussen poll – believes that Donald Trump won the highest number of votes in history for the re-election of a sitting pre...

Updated: 23 Dec 2020, 16:19 THE twisted killer of Grace Millane is serving his sentence at a "super-lax" jail where inmates can take walks in a sensory garden and enjoy relaxing yoga sessions. Jesse Kempson, 28, was sent to Auckland Prison after being found guilty of strangling the Brit backpacker during a Tinder date in the New Zealand city in December 2018. 5 5 The 28-year-old faces 17 years behind bars at the super-lax jailCredit: Getty Images - Getty The high-security facility - opened in 2...

Sen. Lindsey Graham: Georgia Now Has ‘Credible Process’ to Perform Signature Audit of Election Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Tuesday said he was briefed about Georgia’s mail-in ballot signature verification, saying officials have the ability to conduct a signature audit, as was requested by President Donald Trump and other prominent Republicans. “I have just been briefed about the signature verification system in Georgia regarding 2020 mail-in ballots. From what I’ve been told, soun...

© SYSTEM Boring, Oregon. © SYSTEM Bland-shire, Australia.Bland Shire General Manager Ray Smith in front of the new billboard on one of Australia’s major highways – the Newell Highway. Until lockdown struck, the trio’s monopoly on monotony saw them celebrate an annual Dull, Boring and Bland Day each year on August 9. The “Dull paired with Boring” welcome sign was on its way to becoming one of the most photographed in Britain when Covid-19 hit, putting an end to the busloads of touris...

© Andrew Cawley Jamie Pringle shows off the special tartan he created to mark the tie-up between Dull and Boring Let’s face it, however you cut it, whatever the rules, restrictions and relaxations say, our festive fun will be scaled back a little this year. So, as we face the challenge of having a merry, but much smaller, Christmas, we went around the world to ask the experts for their tips. Exactly how will Dull, Boring and Bland be ­celebrating this year? Dull – the Perthshire village n...

Despite COVID restrictions, court cases are still moving forward at the Washington County Courthouse. Several cases, including those of Kendall Richards and Devin Lindsey, were completed this year, with others extending into the new year. “Ones that are more complicated are being continued,” said Washington County Prosecutor Nicole Coil. “A lot was not (completed) because trials ceased after March and we’ve had one trial since then. There hasn’t been much since COVID.” She said they...