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Ralph A. Morgan, 79, passed away May 12, 2022, from a courageous battle of heart and lung cancer. He loved fishing, hunting and feeding and watching the birds in the backyard. He loved nature. Ralph will be deeply missed by his wife, Karen of 54 years, and much loved sons, David and Michael. Ralph loved and looked forward to visits from his four grandchildren, Devan, Trevor, Lillian, Keller and Ralph’s brother Edward (Colleen) and all nieces and nephews.

Nate Thompson presents what he calls "an old-fashioned horror flick" in his latest film, "The Dead Record." The premiere is April 2 in Monroe.

By Murr Brewster I’m not a tea person. I do keep a box of assorted teas on hand for company, and I’ve been known to indulge to be sociable, but it doesn’t do much for me. One day, though, feeling vaguely troubled, I pulled out the box.   Camomile is one of the herbal teas that gets left over after people have picked out their favorites. I gave the neglected camomile a sniff. It didn’t really smell like anything. According to the box, it promotes relaxation. So does a cup of hot water, which is what camomile tea most resembles. But then something happened.

'The Wire' Actor Chris Clanton Discharged From Hospital After Being Shot in Baltimore Celebrity The motive of the attack or if the actor is the real target of the shooting remains unknown as police is currently investigating the Thursday, April 29 incident. May 1, 2021 The Wire" alum Chris Clanton reportedly had just been through a near-fatal accident. The actor, who is known for his recurring role on the hit HBO series, reportedly was shot in Baltimore on Thursday, April 29. TMZ is the first to report the news. The outlet revealed that around 7 P.M. that day, a 35-year-old man was reporte...

“Shoot away from each other.” With the .22 in one hand and a fresh box of shells in the other, I gave him a grin. “Sure thing.” Cousin hefted the single shot .22 rifle and didn’t answer the statement that required nothing more than what I’d given. Mama stood in front of the sink with a damp washcloth in hand as we wound through the kitchen and out the back door. “Sonny, you’re not letting them go out there with those rifles all by themselves, are you?” I heard his response as we passed the table. “Well, one of ’em’s a shotgun, and we...