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The South Dakota Legislature is conducting a summer study on the need for regional jails. Committee members are hearing that small town jails are often old, not meeting legal requirements anymore

ONCE upon a time, Nasa believed we would one day end up living in giant inflatable space doughnuts.The U.S. space agency designed a wheel-shaped habit

Representative Mike Weisgram of Fort Pierre has officially announced his re-election bid for one of District 2...

A Republican bill to make common law marriage legal in Tennessee could allow for cases of child marriage to occur, opponents say.

Summer Study at Coastal Carolina University is the perfect opportunity for students to get ahead in their college courses, and learn from inspiring educators.

This eight-week study explores Scripture through reading, memorization, and activities.

Blätter im BRAVO Archiv – Hier findest du die Hefte gesammelt von 1956 bis zur Neuzeit. 

Location: Merced Merced Horsemens Association Arena is proud to bring you and your family a wonderful way for everyone to celebrate the west! You’ll see professional bull riding and barrel racing, kids 3-6 sheep riding and so much more! Gates open at 4:30pm! Enjoy a pre show and live music beginning at 5:30pm with the grand entry at 6:30pm. Food provided by Merced Horsemens Association. Pre-Sale tickets are $10 and available at the following establishments: Merced Horsemens Association, Ba...

By Kimberly Winston They are questions every good Sunday school teacher knows to expect: Why does the New Testament include four gospels, telling the story of Jesus’s life four different ways? What was each author trying to persuade us of—and did he succeed? Those questions are central to the work of Michal Beth Dinkler, Associate Professor of New Testament and ancient Christianity at Yale Divinity School. This summer, Dinkler will be the one tackling those questions when she teaches The Da...

By Kimberly Winston Closed campuses, canceled seminars, delayed guest lectures, and postponed special events—the pandemic has scuttled higher education plans by the thousands. But sometimes, those cast-off plans have led to new, even stronger strategies and dramatic new beginnings. That’s the case with the Divinity School’s Center for Continuing Education, which was a toddling six months old when the coronavirus caused international shutdowns in March 2020. The new Center’s main goal wa...