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Two astronauts will venture outside the International Space Station Tuesday, Aug. 24, for a spacewalk to install a support bracket in preparation for future installation of the orbiting laboratory’s third new solar array.NASA will discuss the upcomin

365 Days of Texas True Crime: Girl Unknown I read the newspaper everyday, but not the one that comes out daily about whats going on right now. I read newspaper archives. I sift through stories of missing people, murders, bombings, and unsolved deaths. I came across a story with not much information to go along with it a few years ago that seemed so perplexing and sad that I made some notes on it and never forgot about it. Screenshot of news article The story was about an attractive young women ...

chris.wood@dewv.edu “I love thee to the depth and breadth and height my soul can reach.” With gratitude to those stirring words of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and in honor of St. Valentine’s special upcoming day, this week’s “Reflecting Along the Journey” column is dedicated to all the Davis & Elkins College sweethearts. Over the 117-year history of this College, countless students have discovered their soulmates on these hallowed grounds, and it continues today. There is a beaucoup...

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- During a time when hospitals are seeing the tail-end of the post-holiday surge, Cape Fear Valley Healths COVID-19 unit is working around the clock to treat patients. Sarah Moore has only been on the job at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center for around three months. The registered nurse moved back to North Carolina, with her family, during the pandemic. "When you deal with this every single day and especially in the beginning, its tiring, its difficult," said Moore. Tha...

both of them pulled out. >> firefighters, five of them, were injured. they are expected to be fine however. well, isaac is now a tropical depression and its heading north. but the flood waters continue to rise where its hit and some fragile dams are struggling to hold back that water. cbss drew levinson has more now in laplace, louisiana. >> reporter: the brunt of isaac has passed but the damage is far from over. rising waters forced more evacuations from laplace, louisiana, with peo...