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This year’s festival takes place Oct. 18-22

Egan will discuss A Fever in the Heartland Oct. 21 at the Southern Festival of Books

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St. Barnabas 1-10 O’Donovan Rossa 0-8 The result of the rescheduled and postponed Junior A semifinal was ultimately determined on the playing field...

People in the region are willing to take time for self-reflection, support and tolerance of differences.

"It’s amazing what memories have started resurfacing," Dr. Arthur Traugott says on the eve of his retirement. "I became aware that I lived a very busy life and looking at

Imagine: You’ve been president less than two weeks when one of the most serious men in the country — a man who had served four other presidents going back nearly

DIXFIELD — Ludden Memorial Library at 42 Main St. has announced several activities for this fall. Preschool story-time, which resumed Sept. 11, is set for 10:30-11:30 a.m. every Monday, with the exception of holidays and school vacations. Children are read stories, and then experience a craft based on the day’s theme, followed by a healthy […]

For folks starting to trace their genealogy or those with a complex family history, commercial DNA tests are a great way to delve into the past, but often these little boxes uncover life changing stories as the BBC Radio 4 podcast, "The Gift", reveals.

The Bettendorf Public Library is exploring the culture, heritage, and traditions of Ireland throughout September and October, a news release says. The library’s biannual Global Gathering celebration features programs and activities related to alternating countries. Global Gathering Ireland is designed to enhance knowledge and understanding of the nation with the purpose of appreciating and respecting […]