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Wendy White said she realized she was an artist in her junior year of college, when she’d taken an elective painting course. At that time, White was pre-med a

A Tilbury-raised actor and writer is bringing a sketch comedy performance to Chatham, and he has a message for people he hasn’t seen since the 1980s.

A Tilbury-raised actor and writer is bringing a sketch comedy performance to Chatham, and he has a message for people he hasn’t seen since the 1980s.

Six Auckland councillors have joined mayoral candidate Wayne Brown calling for the books to be opened on a budget blowout on the $4.4 billion City Rail Lin

The Journal Record Week in Review for the week ending Aug. 19, 2022.

The Martha’s Vineyard Film Society hosted a film screening of “Earth Emergency” alongside a panel discussion with Woodwell Climate Research Center scientists and environmental experts from the Island on Thursday, August 11.  Film society founder Richard Paradise and Woodwell’s acting deputy director and senior scientist, Jennifer Francis, kicked off the event with a quick introduction […]

Listing the lesser prairie-chicken under the ESA would require industries to mitigate any negative impacts they have on the species.

The pastor of Our Calling says he knows of at least two homeless people who have died from chronic heat exposure. Volunteers are going out to try and get these folks off the streets. Other organizations like the Visiting Nurse Association of Texas are doing their part to help our most vulnerable residents stay cool.

Temperatures have been and will remain about 100 degrees or hotter across North Texas. That can be risky if not deadly to those living outside. OurCalling, a faith-based nonprofit organization in Dallas, offers shelter. But almost none on the streets ever takes it.

Texarkana has a big selection of restaurants to choose from, but which ones have survived the test of time?