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IRONTON — Now in its third year, the Ohio River Revival Festival is a day-long event of free, live music created and curated with the goal of bringing people together

San Antonio cartoonist takes over ‘Popeye’ Sunday strip with plans of progressive changes to the iconic strip.

If you’ve used the internet or a smartphone, chances are high you’ve encountered Google, a successful tech firm that pioneered search engine technology in the late 1990s. But where did it get its weird name? We’ll explore the history behind it.

Nathan David Goetz, age 30, of Fairfield, passed away on April 3, 2022 in Shock Trauma in Baltimore, Md., following injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Nathan was surrounded by

It's a Halloween centric show, but also a walk down memory lane to when the Democrats created the BIG LIE

The Paris News has been delivered to the same address in Powderly, continuously, for over 91 years, according to its most recent resident, Billie Kemper, passed down from her family.

PineCone is bringing live bluegrass music back to downtown Raleigh's Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts and local NC native, IBMA award winner and banjo virtuoso, Tray Wellington will help kick off the return of the Down Home Concert Series May 7 at 1pm in Moore Square.

And now, for a Potato Head update. Last week, I attempted to poke a little fun at those outraged by toymaker Hasbro’s announcement that it would rebrand Mr. Potato Head as simply Potato Head in an effort to be more gender neutral. I suggested that getting one’s knickers in a knot over something as inconsequential as a company rebrand of one of the most boring toys of my generation was distracting us from actual problems like deadly viruses, attempted insurrections and the seasonal inc...

And now, for a Potato Head update. Last week, I attempted to poke a little fun at those outraged by toy maker Hasbro’s announcement that it would rebrand Mr. Potato Head as simply Potato Head in an effort to be more gender-neutral. I suggested that getting one’s knickers in a knot over something as inconsequential as a company rebrand of one of the most boring toys of my generation was distracting us from actual problems like deadly viruses, attempted insurrections and the seasonal in...

NH Business Review Mike Marland calls an end to his sharp-eyed editorial work March 4, 2021 After over 30 years of drawing editorial cartoons in New Hampshire newspapers, Mike Marland says the time has come to cease that work, although he’ll continue on his syndicated comic stripes, RFD and Snuffy Smith. And, he adds, he retains the right to post from time to time.(Courtesy photo) Editor’s note: This story was co-published by NH Business Review and InDepthNH.org. Mike Marland’s career ha...