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Navigation Media Group has promoted Abigail Palmer to the role of Literary Manager, following a stint as Junior Manager.

COURTHOUSE – Calling it a “cold-blooded, cowardice” crime, a judge made sure that a Philadelphia man will never be released from prison for his role in a Montgomery Township home invasion robbery that ended in the beating death of a local businessman. “There can be no justification whatsoever for what occurred. This defendant is not […]

Cerrato Reflects On 1st Year As State Representative - Hatboro-Horsham, PA - State Rep. Melissa Cerrato looks back on her first year representing the 151st Legislative District as she launches her re-election bid.

New Court Location Coming For Hatboro-Horsham - Hatboro-Horsham, PA - With a court consolidation, Hatboro will no longer need its former courthouse on York Road.

The dioramas on display at Aug. W. Smith Department Store in downtown Spartanburg were a holiday tradition that brought joy to passers-by. Now the holiday tradition created by James Edgar "Buck" Buchanan in 1946 can be enjoyed at the Spartanburg County Public Library Headquarters.

Spartanburg's Headquarters library broke ground on its planned planetarium and learning center Tuesday, part of downtown's 2025 transformation.

Division I schools thought John Matocha was too small, so the former Magnolia West star went to Division II and wrote his own legend.

A ground breaking ceremony is scheduled at 2 p.m. Dec. 19 for the new planetarium learning center at the corner of Broad and Church streets in Spartanburg. The $14 million

Along with its legion of volunteers and staff members, the Greeley Stampede relies on its committee to help plan, organize and produce the rodeo, carnival and music concerts each year.

A fundraiser for kids with physical disabilities had participants rappelling down the side of a 17-storey office building in Toronto on Wednesday.