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The Harvard Lampoon is based in a mini-castle whose quirks are neatly suited to the world’s oldest humor magazine. Now a painstaking 15-year restoration is bringing out more of its architectural genius.

Congratulations to the 2023 Grower of the Year, Ruth Ann Schultze of KH Farm. She is pictured with her granddaughter, Hadley Walla, at KH Farm. LISA LUNA | PLEASANTON EXPRESS This year, the Poteet Rotary Club has named Ruth Ann Schultze of KH Farm as the 2023 Grower of the Year. Schultze appreciates the honor

Lt. Gen. Torrence Saxe said the Bethel-based UH-60L Black Hawk will be fitted with a rescue hoist, at locals' request.

Gov. Dunleavy gave his senior military advisor Torrance Saxe the official promotion at the Bethel Armory in front of a packed house. Saxe’s family helped pin on the third star.

WA Opera’s superb production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s 1987 masterpiece Into the Woods is as challenging as it is charming.

And former South Carolina Gov. and 2024 hopeful Nikki Haley is returning to Iowa for the third time in recent weeks.

UMD's Commission on Equity, Race, and Ethnicity held their 20th annual summit, and this year's theme focused on decolonization in society.

The incidence of brain metastases has been increasing in recent years, probably as a result of improvements in diagnostic methods.

The Adams County Economic Education Foundation (ACEEF), the grant administrator for the Robert C. Hoffman Charitable Endowment Trust, is accepting applications for grants from 501©3 nonprofit organizations, according to an

“If you want quality, you’ve got to pay for it,” commissioner said before voting yes