Eagle Archives, April 24, 1971: Fame for a stepchild
Eagle Archives, April 24, 1971: The sport of Ping-Pong is no longer a cause for smirks following a visit by the American Ping-Pong team to China.
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Eagle Archives, April 24, 1971: The sport of Ping-Pong is no longer a cause for smirks following a visit by the American Ping-Pong team to China.
Mildred A. (McKenney) Duprey, 92, often known as “Millie” or “Gram” by those who knew her, passed away peacefully at home per her wishes Tuesday morning after suffering a stroke a few days prior. She was surrounded by her immediate family with whom she had lived since 1986. Millie was born in December of 1931
Honoring those with lacrosse connections who died on September 11, 2001.
The architects created a three-story English-style building with a slate roof. Penmarshe would have a beautiful view of Sioux Falls.
EXCLUSIVE: As the book that spawned the billion dollar Sly Stallone franchise turns 50, with a TV prequel in the works, author David Morrell reveals how the films betrayed his vision, coping with his own tragedies... and why Steve McQueen nearly played his troubled Vietnam veteran.