Over 30 years ago, several “renegade” Montanans had the unexpected opportunity to meet and visit with President Carter. That memory has been positively etched in our lives ever since.
Henry L. Marsh III, the first Black mayor of Richmond and a figure who embodied the rise of African American power in the ...
Grout was an award-winning photojournalist, fine art photographer, and author who worked since 1966 in the Americas, Asia and ...
Hello my name is Jeremiah A. Miller. I am a seventh grader from Oakville Middle School and a scout from Troop 648. I am writing to ...
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The Bible says, “For the Lord God himself knows our estate, that we are but dust. For man is like the grass of the field that ...
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The state funeral of Jimmy Carter celebrated public virtues — values and qualities needed in citizens and leaders of a ...
In today’s newspaper world, one person is doing the work of two or three. They sleep less, drink a lot of coffee and rarely ...
Ciorcail Cniotáil/Knitting Circle: Tagann an Grúpa Cniotáil le chéile gach oíche Luan i Halla Thuar Mhic Éadaigh ón 7.30-9.30 ...
BEDFORD– Paul Felix Miller Jr., a distinguished military veteran whose career spanned nearly four decades and included a ...
The moving final tribute to Jimmy Carter on Jan. 9 was a reminder of who we are, who we were, and what we can still be as a nation. We recognized the dignity, grace and compassion of an intelligent ...
He talked of a new Manifest Destiny and a “Golden Age.” He invoked the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. An honor guard ...
On Monday we observed the national holiday honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The inauguration of the 47th ...
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