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Simon's legacy lives on as the only cat in history to receive the Dickin Medal for bravery.

It was Sunday, December 7, 1941, at 7:55 a.m., when Japanese fighter planes zoomed in without warning and attacked Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor naval base on the island of Oahu.

In this episode of the "Dickinson Press Minute," I dive into Beach, North Dakota's recent collaboration with AmeriCorps, focusing on city revitalization and community betterment. I share behind-the-scenes insights from my time with the AmeriCorps crew and discuss Beach's broader 2023-2026 strategic plan. We also tease an upcoming feature about Sergeant Reckless, a decorated Marine horse, and her connection to a local veteran. Lastly, keep an ear out for a recap of police acti...

A Dickinson Marine shares his story of bonding with a heroic horse during the Korean War, revealing a tale of bravery, awards and an enduring legacy.

CONCERT: Rodney Barbour presents an organ concert at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 20, at Westmoreland United Methodist Church, where he attended as a child. The native West Virginian is a

The full list is here. Which book are you most excited to read?

SOUTH POINT, Ohio — On March 14, Saint Ann Circle, a women’s group of Sacred Heart Church Huntington, visited the Hutton Wayfarer Art Gallery in South Point, Ohio.

SOUTH POINT, Ohio — The Hutton Wayfarer Gallery in South Point is reopening Saturday with a new exhibition by Robert Hutton.

When Clevelander Bill Wynne bought a Yorkshire Terrier — that weighed four pounds and stood just seven inches high — for $6, he never expected his tiny pup would save lives during World War II.