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A historical telling reported that “Because of the number of courts in Columbus, the city was at a very early day a mecca of lawyers."

John Dill, the operations manager for the Norfolk Bureau of Cemeteries, can't say enough about the Daughters of the American Revolution.

A community radio station in Attica had its tower destroyed during a strong storm last week.

The attack on the foreign flags at the George C. Marshall Memorial Plaza at Uniontown’s Five Corners – the suspect in the case told police the national emblems had no business flying in the good old U.S. of A. – brings to mind this fact: General-of-the Army Marshall was a nationalist in an internationalist setting. Or maybe that order should be reversed: He was at heart an internationalist who wore the uniform of his country. In any event, he was a realist. He knew America’s well-being relied on others playing a constructive role in the competition among nations for peace,...

The Searchin' search engine tailors results by reading levels that users assign Credit: Getty Images April 13, 2021 The demand for online learning has escalated during the pandemic, with increasing numbers of students turning to search engines like Google for additional help with homework and other assignments. But for some young and less experienced online users, finding the information they need at a level they can understand can be challenging. A team of computer science students from Johns Hopkins University's Whiting School of Engineering and Georgia Institute of Technology has created...