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High school track and field season is now in full swing throughout Garland County as an estimated 60,000 people converge at Oaklawn for the 88th running of the Grade I $1.5 million Arkansas Derby.

CAMPBELL HILL, Ill. -- It was an unusual call for area fire departments. It was a rescue call for a dog who was stuck underground after being hit by a

Every spring, when the month of April arrives, pastel colors herald the arrival of a new holiday season. And whether you are a Christian commemorating the

An equipment failure that caused a fire at a Bluffton power substation Wednesday morning, leaving more than 60,000 people without electricity.

The Community Foundation of the Lowcountry said it has welcomed three new members to its board of directors, including two Bluffton residents.

By Kyle Sutherland  With the high school softball season winding down, SBLive is looking at the best players in Arkansas. Today, we feature some of the top

Good news on horizon for Maryland and Delaware live music fans Roger Hillis View Comments Things are slowly getting back to normal on Delmarva as business restrictions loosen — all because of the fact that COVID-19 numbers are falling. Restaurants and bars are gearing up for summer, and many of them are already presenting copious amounts of live music. In Ocean City, this is the first week of 2021 that Seacrets has been open and featured live entertainment each day — and that’s the way th...

View Comments As Maryland has lifted restrictions — and Delaware prepares to do the same later this month — live entertainment is making a comeback at area beaches. In Ocean City, the four-day Springfest event at the Inlet is scheduled for Thursday through Sunday, May 6-9. While the traditional series of concerts by national entertainers under the big tent has been scuttled this year, there will still be music galore outside in the parking lot courtesy of local favorites. Springfest will sh...

By Mark Robertson Apr 20, 2021 Tray Hunter, the head of Palmetto Electrics marketing department, joins me for a preview of this years event at Palmetto Electric Cooperative April 29, 30 and May 1.

By Carla Slavey Commonwealth Journal Feb 6, 2021 Feb 6, 2021 The Commonwealth Journal has cause to celebrate this week after staff learned the newspaper took Second Place in its category for General Excellence at the annual Kentucky Press Association’s contest. The Somerset newspaper is part of the Daily Division 2 in the contest. Editor Jeff Neal described learning of the paper’s accomplishments after what has been an emotional week for the staff. “I am very proud of...