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REESE CREEK — Harry Armstrong graduated valedictorian of his eighth-grade class at Reese Creek School, a one-room schoolhouse about 15 miles north of Bozeman, in 1958.

New wages for the city’s non-union employees were approved and updates on several city projects, including the proposed Marriott Hotel, were given at

After a 30-minute executive session, Hillsboro City Council voted to approve a much-discussed proposed pay ordinance for non-union city employees, as well as th

TRIANGLE - WRAL TechWire keeps tabs on the latest and greatest meetups, panels, workshops, conferences, application deadlines and all things happening in the

Members of the Hillsboro Planning Commission and Hillsboro Mayor Justin Harsha fielded comments and questions from concerned citizens about a proposed extension

Members of the Hillsboro Planning Commission and Hillsboro Mayor Justin Harsha fielded comments and questions from concerned citizens about a proposed extension

Rob Holt has been walking with a cane because of a sprained knee, but on Sunday he used it for a different purpose at Guaranteed Rate Field.

As Sundays nights White Sox game went on, Section 123 -- behind the Astros dugout -- recognized the "power" in Northbrook resident Rob Holts walking stick and encouraged him to work his magic by twirling his wooden cane. He was shown several times on Fox Sports game broadcast.

Simply known as Cane Guy to thousands of people on social media, the White Sox have the type of cult hero that baseball teams love to have during a postseason run.

It’s been called sorcery, superpowers and just plain old superstition. But if any of it helped spur on Sunday night’s incredible White Sox Game 3 American...