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Fire at famed Carmel Halloween house

Fueled by the atmospheric river, rain continued to pound the Bay Area and Northern California Thursday following a bomb cyclone storm that battered the region Wednesday.

Fred M. Allen reveals what led him to spread God’s Word from his boyhood in Texas to his missionary work in Zambia ‘From Cotton Fields to Mission Fields: Stories I Love to Tell’ released March 11, 2021 01:17 ET | Source: WestBow Press WestBow Press Bloomington, Indiana, UNITED STATES MESQUITE, Texas, March 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- “Initially, my life story’s intended audience was my family and close friends, but as I shared copies with others, I was pleased with many positive responses and suggestions that these stories s...

I’m reminded of a beloved brother whose daughter suffered a broken leg (the femur) as she played with her siblings at home, last year. She was rushed to the hospital, and had to be operated on. The initial cost of the operation came to N300,000 plus, excluding some other expenses. Advertisement When I visited them in the hospital to strengthen and encourage their faith, and chip in my token of Love, the brother said to me, “Pastor, someone already wrote off the operation bill!” Wow! It takes LOVE to do that! When Job lost his family and properties, his friends: Eliphaz, Bildad and Zopha...

Storm pounds Monterey and Santa Cruz counties Floods, mud, accidents in another day of heavy rain Heavy rains fell across the Bay Area and beyond, creating havoc on the roads and leading to some evacuations. The storm struck the entire Bay Area and beyond. But it seemed to let most of its anger out on Monterey County. Heavy rains saw the Carmel River Lagoon start rising. By 9:00 a.m. Thursday, the sheriff's department issued an evacuation order for about 2,500 people in the area. Deputies went door to door in the Mission Fields neighborhood of Unincorporated Carmel. "This isn't how I planned ...