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Seven ways to get your kids outdoors Part of Seven ways to get your kids outdoors When our kids hit those teenage years, often the last thing they want to do is step outside with their parents. But being outdoors together can make us feel good physically and mentally. Kadra Abdinasir from the Centre for Mental Health says: “Research shows that spending time outdoors and in nature has many benefits and can help boost our overall wellbeing and mental health. Whether it’s a stroll in your local park, hiking or even birdwatching, being in nature can help improve our mood and help us feel more...

Courtesy-Sheriff Myers FB page COLUMBUS,  Ind. – The Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched early Monday morning to the 8300 block of 25th Street in reference to a two-vehicle crash. Upon arrival at about 5:20 a.m., deputies found two vehicles with significant front-end damage. One driver, Wayne Fields, 66, of Hartsville, was airlifted to a trauma center in Indianapolis. The other driver, Lane Lugh, 25, of North Vernon, was taken to Columbus Regional Health. The accident remains under investigation by authorities. '); } return false; }); $('#comments .commentlist .comme...

WASHINGTON (AP) — In moments of crisis, of war and terror, of loss and mourning, American leaders have sought to utter words to match the moment in hope that the power of oratory can bring order to chaos and despair. Lincoln at Gettysburg. Franklin Roosevelt during the Depression and World War II. Reagan after the Challenger disaster. Bill Clinton after the Oklahoma City bombing. George W. Bush with a bullhorn at Ground Zero in 2001 and Barack Obama after the slaughter of congregants at a South Carolina church. Each time, the speakers, Republican and Democrat, extemporaneously or with a ...

WASHINGTON - In moments of crisis, of war and terror, of loss and mourning, American leaders have sought to utter words to match the moment in hope that the

WASHINGTON (AP) — In moments of crisis, of war and terror, of loss and mourning, American leaders have sought to utter words to match the moment in hope that the power of oratory can bring order...