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ANNAPOLIS — John "Jack" Barth, the playfully erudite author whose darkly comic and complicated novels revolved around the art of literature and launched countless debates over the art of fiction,

We had a situation on Facebook recently, where a bunch of people reacted to an article’s comment section with increasingly hostile responses.

Miranda Lambert and Snoop Dogg were announced Monday for separate shows at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.

Former Oakland resident writes about church

Jimmy Fortune is one of the most revered tenors in the world of country and gospel music.

The Foundation for Montana History announced Monday 27 recipients will share $240,000 in grant funding for history projects in 19 counties in 2024, marking its largest-ever grant-making cycle.

ONTARIO — Cliff Harris and Roger Findley presented the History of Lincoln Heights at the Four Rivers Cultural Center. Findley spoke for most of the presentation and started with this

(JTA) — Amy Ettinger, an author and creative writing instructor who chronicled the last months of her life in articles for the Washington Post, died March 20 from cancer at

"Kermit the Hermit" is one of Bill Peet’s many classic picture books that feels as heartwarming and fun to read today as when it was first published.

WESTERLY — For her next chapter, Westerly resident Gretchen Miller is taking a page from her mothers book.