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From the Air Force to the library: Author shares his journey to becoming a writer
By Drew Butler, dbutler@cherryroad.com Oklahoma-born author E. Joe Brown held a reading and signing at the Ardmore Public Library Saturday morning. Brown is the author of three novels known as the Kelly Can...
Eisenhower's Cheyenne Phillips records her 2,000th career assist
Eisenhower senior Cheyenne Phillips reached a noteworthy milestone during a decorated prep volleyball career on Thursday in her home gym.
Dual language programs put English-language learners on a level academic playing field
The Yakima School District's program has grown over the past six years, and the research shows that it helps students reach academic proficiency in their grade level.
Beacock Music plans celebration of 50 years in music businessUpdated 1 hour ago
Beacock Music is getting ready to celebrate 50 years of musical business with a nostalgic revue of the Broadway musical scene that was filling Broadway seats during America’s bicentennial year.
Trump says U.S. to end $4 billion in aid to Israel in favor of new dealUpdated 26 mins ago
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the bulk of U.S. aid to Israel would be “cut off at the end of the year,” under an agreement reached with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu months ago. He desc
Port prepares to manage Microsoft's used cooling water in Malaga
As Microsoft builds three data center buildings in Malaga, the Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority is readying to handle millions of gallons of used cooling water annually, with plans to
EnergyXP open house brings hands-on energy education to Wyoming
Robotics, augmented reality and hands-on experiments lined the University of Wyoming’s Engineering Education and Research Building recently during the EnergyXP open house.
LETTER: No notice given
I read the article in the August 27 edition of the Bulletin regarding Bluepeak and them providing advance notice to residents. On June 5 as I was in my front yard, a fellow came up the street with a spray pa...
Day-by-day recap of testimony in the Matthew Farwell trial
Matthew Farwell’s twin testifies in murder trial, says he had sexual contact with Sandra Birchmore while on-duty – 10/26/26Sandra Birchmore’s therapist testifies in Farwell trial,Read More
Brigham nurses plan open-ended strike starting Nov. 12, amid ongoing contract fight
The open-ended strike would be the largest in state history, if the hospital and the union don't reach a contract deal by Nov. 12.
'Fundations' brings foundational learning back to the classroom
NORTH EAST — In Shannon Bailey’s kindergarten class at North East Elementary School, students were learning how to read and write with special paper that helps them not only to
Sweetest of Cecil event celebrates county's best businesses
The Cecil Whig celebrated Cecil County's best businesses with the Sweetest of Cecil event held Wednesday evening at Patriots Glen Golf Club. This fall, Whig readers voted for their favorite businesses in hun...
500 town houses are coming to Baltimore Peninsula, 122 to Locust Point
Five hundred town houses are coming to Baltimore Peninsula as part of a mixed-use real estate project proposed by developer Mark Sapperstein.
Four 2nd-Half Goals Send SMCM to 3rd Straight Final
SMCM field hockey scored four second-half goals to beat Lancaster Bible 5-1 and reach its third straight United East final Nov. 7 at Harrisburg.
Delmarva Day highlights locals at the Rehoboth International Film Festival
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.– This week marks the 28th annual Rehoboth Beach International Film Festival with Monday being Delmarva day. Board member of the Rehoboth Beach film society, Lisa Black shares the missi...
Sen. Collins tours Aroostook County in final days on the campaign trail
“Tomorrow is the big day. First of all, I’d encourage everyone to be sure to vote. It really makes a difference,” Collins said.
Don’t let an early frost catch you off guard. Prepare to protect your tender plants now.
An unexpected early frost can turn the foliage and flowers of cold-sensitive plants dark and mushy long before gardeners are ready to say goodbye to them for the season.
St. Landry Parish President rescues horse stranded in high water
Come hay or high water, officials in St. Landry Parish say they’re ready to respond to any emergency.
Connect With Fellow Book Lovers at the 2026 Kentucky Book Festival
Celebrate literature with readers and authors at the Kentucky Book Festival on November 7 at Joseph-Beth Booksellers at Lexington Green!
Going low and slow, Melting Cow secures Siouxland's Choice victory
Melting Cow's Nick Carter and his fiancée, Stacy Johnson, display some of their BBQ at their restaurant in Bodega 401, 401 Pearl Street in Sioux City. The couple's restaurant was selected Siouxland's Choice...
Peacock out as Ports of Indiana CEO
The port authority announced Monday that Jody Peacock "concluded his service" effective Nov. 1 after more than 25 years with the organization, including more than three as CEO. A specific reason for the move...
Caitlin Clark to make appearance on ‘Good Morning America’ on Tuesday
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is set to appear on “Good Morning America” on Tuesday. Clark is promoting her new children’s book, “EXTRAordinary! A Little EXTRA to Reach BIG...
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