An online-only Firearms & Sporting Auction, featuring the diverse and long-time collections of Wayne G. Connor and Robert War ...

March 30, at 10 a.m. at the Leach Public Library in Irasburg, this class will teach the basics of lettering in both cursive and print ... Call if attending or for questions contact Fran Smith at ...

Raheem Mostert was in the middle of free-agent talks with the Raiders when he got a text message from Geno Smith that left an ...

It was a great relief to end our six-match winless league run with this important 2-1 win over Portsmouth who, backed by a large, raucous away following, were making their first visit to ...

The 190-strong crew of Royal Navy destroyer HMS Exmouth were on escort duty in January 1940 when their vessel was hit by a torpedo and sank within two minutes.

A look at the exciting films and TV shows we caught at the festival, as well as which ones swung by the Den of Geek Studio at ...

The event poster, which plasters bold yellow lettering across a black and white picture of the singer, reveals addition appearances from Kelly Lee Owens, the Dare, the Japanese House, Jodie Harsh ...

The Fish did make some slight upgrades in 2024, finally making the lettering on their black jerseys ... continuing to look for greener pastures: John Fisher probably should have been forced ...

Former accused turned state witness, Laurentia Lombaard will enter her third day in the witness box in the Joshlin Smith disappearance trial in Saldanha, Western Cape on Monday morning.

Medieval political theorists devoted anguished thought to these questions. In the 12th century, John of Salisbury urged tyrannicide as a political duty. ‘Whoever does not prosecute’ a tyrant, he wrote ...

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Recruiting former Velvet Underground’s John Cale for production, The Patti Smith Group cut their debut LP Horses in 1975, a poetically firey riposte against her beloved rock that had grown too ...