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Completing my tenth year at 1390 Granite City Sports with your weekly amateur baseball (Town Team) reports. Including game summaries, upcoming schedules, league standings, tournament summaries and an occasional special interest feature. The plan is to continue to include: Arrowhead West/Section 2B: Cold Spring Springers, Moorhead Brewers, Moorhead Mudcats, Hamel Hawks, and Sobieski Skis, Central Valley League, Sauk Valley League, Victory League South and Stearns County, New London-Spicer, Paynes...

A local church that is a part of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) is reacting to two churches that are also a part of SBC being expelled after going against their biblical guidelines, also known as disfellowship. A Millcreek Community Church member said it is clearly established in the Bible the roles of men and […]

"How much does it take to corrupt a soul?" Discover what it takes in this compelling new thriller short film titled Mathlete, from a talented up-and-coming Ghanaian filmmaker named Ebeneza Blanche. It's set at an elite Ghanaian boarding school, following a group of students in a math class. The focus is on one named Emmanuel,

Longtime enterprises lend much to city's character and history

The seventh annual Ionia High School Veterans Day Ceremony took place Friday, Nov. 11, in the school gymnasium.

Khusela named best startup in Seedstars Capetown

The Lindbergh boys cross country team will enter the 2022 season with a new head coach as Jeff Linger has taken over for longtime coach Jim Petersen, who recently retired. The Flyers new head coach is looking forward to seeing what the year has in store for his squad. “We’re a younger team with a...

LOUDON, N.H. (AP) — Dale Earnhardt Jr. swears he never visited victory lane at New Hampshire as an Xfinity Series team owner. Or even a pop in to congratulate a driver during his Cup career. For no reason at all, that he could remember.

Alright Grand Junction, we got us our Cracker Barrel, rejoice! But for the love of our future waistlines, can we now make the rec center finally official?

For his SIP, Sam Meyer ’21 applied gravity and physics to building an irrigation system in Tanzania that grows crops and conserves scarce water resources.