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Lee Halder, age 90, of Pocahontas, passed away on Tuesday, January 30, 2024, at his home near Pocahontas, Iowa. Charles “Lee” Leland Halder was born on Ja

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A teacher at Fayette-Ware High School in Fayette County was arrested after explicit photos and language were discovered in a group chat that contained multiple juveniles. Frankland Shane Strickland is charged with five counts of solicitation of a minor, and five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. According to documents, on […]

A Fayette-Ware High School teacher was arrested after explicit photos and language were found in a group chat he had with multiple juveniles, the sheriffs office said.

A Fayette-Ware High School teacher was arrested after explicit photos and language were found in a group chat he had with multiple juveniles, the sheriffs office said.

Ruth Ethel Walsh, beloved Mother and devoted Grandmother, passed on November 26, 2023, at Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge, IA. She left us while sleeping peacefull

A Fayette County high school faculty member was charged after a gun and drugs were found on school property, records shows.

SOMERVILLE, Tenn. - A Fayette County high school faculty member was charged after a gun and drugs were found on school property, records showed.

FAYETTE COUNTY, Tenn. -- A joint investigation led to drugs being found at Fayette Ware High School and a faculty member being charged.

John Wesley Gilbert, a trailblazing figure, broke barriers as an educator, missionary, and the first African American archaeologist. Notably, he was the inaugural graduate of Paine College and the first African American to earn a master’s degree from Brown University. | By Tamara Shiloh John Wesley Gilbert, a trailblazing figure, broke barriers as an educator, missionary, and the first African American archaeologist. Notably, he was the inaugural graduate of Paine College and the first African...

Three different schools in Fayette County district are releasing early Friday as a result of a water line break, according to Fayette County Public Schools.