Juanita Lamb Gilbert smiled when asked her key to living a century. “One day at a time,” she said, adding she worked every day, plus, “I played bridge.” Gilbert, once known as the Millsap Flash for ...

The second class of inductees in the Fayetteville High School Sports Hall of Fame (FHSSHOF) will be honored on Saturday, July 5 during the Welcome Home Reunion in Fayetteville. The induction ceremony ...

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The AMC Networks July 2025 schedule has been announced and includes new episodes of AMC Original adventure series Nautilus; Sundance TV’s gripping new docuseries The Furry Detectives: Unmasking A ...

Felines being housed at the Isabella County Animal Shelter will be in need of temporary foster homes soon as the Humane Animal Treatment Society builds new cat housing. July 3, 2025 at 9:59 a.m ...

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Texas Tech fans got to show them the same the next day. About 600 fans turned out for a welcome-home event Saturday, June 7, at Rocky Johnson Field.

The BBC is threatening to sue AI search engine Perplexity for unauthorized use of its content, alleging the artificial intelligence company reproduced BBC material "verbatim." In a letter to ...

Shelby Frank finishes 2nd in hammer, 3rd in discus, leading Texas Tech track & field to 12th place. Temitope Adeshina, Victoria Gorlova place 5th.

Cathedral Square opened Kelley's Field II, a new affordable housing development for adults 55 and older in Hinesburg, Vermont. The 24-unit complex offers subsidized apartments with rents below ...

Excluded from tech’s old boys’ club, Sarah Mehler built Left Field Labs her own way, fueling a culture of reinvention, empathy and bold innovation that’s reshaping the industry from within.

The residents allege the state isn’t doing enough to protect benefits to which they’re entitled under federal law.