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The founder of World, Joel Belz led the pioneering Christian magazine that covered politics, culture, and other topics through a biblical lens while occasionally drawing wider notice for its reporting on prominent religious figures behaving less than holy.

The state has offered defeated candidates second chances and improbable victories, but Nikki Haley couldn’t get voters to throw her a life vest.

Diane Andrews of Coalport was an elementary school teacher for almost 40 years, in public and private schools. “I taught children in grades ranging from nursery school to eighth grade,” she said. “Teaching was sometimes demanding, exhausting, and stressful. But, as I look back on my life and watch time running by, I know that […]

Child prodigies is a redundancy, since what makes them prodigies in the first place is their brilliance manifests in early childhood. One of the best known i

The United Way of Morgan County has joined Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to offer every child in Morgan County under 5 years old a free book every month, regardless of

Some of you may remember “My Weekly Reader,” a current events newsmagazine for school kids that teachers handed out once a week. A short report called “The Air Is Changing” made a lasting impression o...