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WATCH Residents were surprised to find a huge flock of sheep bundling past their homes in Peacehaven. Picture and video credit: Wayne Kinney WAYNE Kinney was eating a full English breakfast on Saturday morning when something rather unusual happened. He heard a bus come to a stop suddenly outside his house shortly after 10am so went to the window to see what was going on. There, he was met with a rather peculiar sight - a sea of sheep seemingly "stampeding" towards his home. The huge flock were caught on video bundling along the road and pavement in Pelham Rise, Peacehaven.

William Alexander: This "Rebel Earl" Was a Hero of the American Revolution New York City-born William Alexander served the patriot cause during the Revolution as the “Rebel Earl,” Lord Stirling. Here's What You Need to Know: On November 7, 1775, Stirling was commissioned a colonel in the Continental Army and took command of the 1st New Jersey Regiment. Of all the generals who fought on the Patriot side during the American Revolution, none was more renowned than New York City native William Alexander, better known to his contemporaries as “Lord Stirling.” Called a “great addition to...

In Presidio County, Archeologists Document the Ancient Architecture of Warfare Originally broadcast on January 21, 2021 By Andrew Stuart photograph by Chris Hillen. Center for Big Bend Studies Director Bryon Schroeder at left. At right, Nature Notes producer Drew Stuart crouches behind one of the stone “bastions” found atop mesas in southern Presidio County. Our region’s Native American legacy endures in communities and living cultural traditions – and in countless emblems and traces on the West Texas landscape: in images on cave walls and boulders; in pottery and...

The Rio Grande Cooter: A Desert Turtle is the Lovable Face of an Endangered Watershed Originally broadcast on December 24, 2020 By Andrew Stuart There are few things as magical as flowing water in the desert. Such places refresh both the body and the spirit, and in a land like ours, their presence can feel like an unearned gift. We immediately sense such places are special, and important. These places – where springs create pools and streams – are also sanctuaries for some of the most remarkable, if unlikely, desert creatures. Behold the Rio Grande Cooter – scientif...

Chad Stuart, pop star with the 1960s British singing duo Chad & Jeremy, dies at 79 Matt Schudel, The Washington Post Dec. 23, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Chad Stuart, half of the popular singing duo Chad & Jeremy, which had seven Top 40 hits during pop music's "British Invasion" of the mid-1960s with gentle, wistful love songs, died Dec. 20 at his home in Hailey, Idaho. He was 79. He had pneumonia following an accidental fall, said his daughter, Beth Stuart. Stuart was studying at a London drama school in 1960 when he met a fellow student, Jeremy Clyde. Stuart, whose given name was David Stuar...