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Five things we learned from the Ravens’ 56-19 win over the Miami Dolphins Childs Walker, The Baltimore Sun The most important thing the Ravens earned is three weeks’ rest Home-field advantage is a...

Nicholas Van Pelt is from Ringgold. His father, Judge Ralph Van Pelt, served 25 years on the bench in North Georgia.

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Funeral arrangements are set for a North Dakota National Guard member who was killed in a shooting in Minot last week. The funeral for Master Sergeant Nicholas Van Pelt will take place in Minot on Friday at 1:00 p.m. at Our Redeemer's Church. Van Pelt was an Air Force Veteran, a former Ward County Sheriff's Deputy, and was active with the 219th Security Forces Squadron

Former NFL referee John Parry blamed Taylor Decker, not referee Brad Allen, for making Dan Skipper eligible and not Decker.

ESPN officiating expert John Parry gets blasted after defending the referees following a controversial penalty against the Detroit Lions.

Straight from the TV segment "SVP Winners," Scott Van Pelt breaks down his picks for Week 17 in the NFL three New Year's Six games.

The time has come once again to take stock of the year that was and make intentions for the future. Minot experienced a number of shifts and changes to the land

Master Sgt. Nicholas Van Pelt was killed in a shooting at his home in Minot, N.D., on Christmas Eve, and a Homeland Security officer was arrested in the incident.

(Minot, ND) -- A U.S. Airman assigned to 119th Wing, North Dakota National Guard, was killed during a shooting incident Dec. 24 at approximately 8 p.m. in his home. Master Sgt. Nicholas Van Pelt, of the 219th Security Forces Squadron, died during a shooting at his apartment in southwest Minot. “We have lost a member of our 219th family in this tragic event and our condolences