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On a soft April evening in 1904, Florence Alma Prevette entered the parlor in her mother’s Wilkes County home. It was filled with family and friends as…

After Christmas, some Arkansans quickly box up the ornaments, take down the tree and happily put the holidays behind them.

After Christmas, some Arkansans quickly box up the ornaments, take down the tree and happily put the holidays behind them.

U.S. Classic Guitar’s exciting season will kick off in late January with LA based guitarist Mak Grgic who has just been nominated for a 2022 Grammy-award for best solo instrumental classical album for his new recording Mak Bach. He has quickly established himself as one of the top up-and-coming concert artists of the world and...

Mask boxes and hand sanitizer near holy water dispensers are some of the adaptations.

Gathering in person is important. We're gonna take what we've learned since March of 2020 and apply that to whatever comes next.

Wendy Margaret (Sale) Moseley was born on Nov. 5, 1931, in Northampton, England, where she grew up during World War II, helping in her father’s hardware shop.

HUNTINGTON — Churches around the world will host a “longest night” service Sunday as a way for people to acknowledge the emotional struggles felt by many during the holiday season.

A curved staircase, hand crafted from native maple harvested when this nation was still in its infancy, was reduced to ashes in the late afternoon of Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2020,

Families and neighbors in Newtown came together in church services Tuesday with tears of...