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A discrimination lawsuit accuses Preble Acton, deputy chief of support services for the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office, of using a racial epithet.

Culpepper Cardiac Foundation Delivers Food to Station 19 in Wahneta by James Coulter The firefighters at Station 19 in Wahneta received a welcome food donation from a local non-profit organization during its monthly delivery. Melanie Brown Culpepper and other volunteers from the Culpepper Cardiac Foundation delivered several food items to…

QU' APPELLE-The Valley that Calls A brave’s legendary answer to the dying sighs of an Indian maiden named the lake-linked Saskatchewan valley that refreshes the prairies. But now the ghosts are hidden by shoulder-high crops, hustling ranches, a score of youth camps and summer cottages with names like Linger-Longer March 15 1952 MARJORIE WILKINS CAMPBELL QU' APPELLE The Valley that Calls A brave’s legendary answer to the dying sighs of an Indian maiden named the lake-linked Saskatchewan valley that refreshes the prairies. But now the ghosts are hidd...

10 Amazing Sea Survival Stories 10 Pedro de Serrano Pedro de Serrano is considered the OG of castaway survival. It’s not clear how the Spaniard’s ship sank or how he alone ended up on an island in the Caribbean, but he did. He made it ashore with only the knife in his mouth and the shirt on his back. The island was little more than a large strip of sand, nearly devoid of flora and shade. Also, this was still the New World, only about 50 years removed from Columbus getting lost there. Ships weren’t exactly popping up on the horizon on the regular and Serrano knew it.