Day: June 17, 2024

Their ancestors once called Singapore’s outlying islands home, but many in the Orang Laut community have since lost touch with their roots. A non-profit heritage group is seeking to change that.

Singer Tony Orlando spoke with Fox News Digital about the time he encountered wounded veteran Brendan Marrocco in the hospital, and how that experience changed his life.

Winners of the 14th annual Love-Your-Library Raffle Extravaganza to benefit the Youngsville Public Library have been announced. “The Friends of the Youngsville Public Library, Board, and I want to thank everyone who took a chance on YPL’s 14th Annual Love-Your-Library Raffle Extravaganza Fundraiser this year, we really appreciate the outpouring of support,” said Kristy Wallace, […]

Clair McFarland writes, “I always, always circle back to country music. Not the crappy, fake-accent, get-up-on-my-tailgate-in-them-Daisy-Dukes pop that some of y’all call country music. No: Real country music teems with corny puns, but it’s anguished, joyful, intense and sincere.”

Hallownest awaits

On March 24 a 23-year-old veteran delivering food in Ann Arbor was shot for attempting to break up an altercation between a male and female. His life was then saved by police who ran to the scene.

Senator Jean Breaux Lying in State and Celebration of Life

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Nazareth softball was a walk-off winner, Wheaton North and Wheaton Warrenville South softball continued to roll, Nazareth baseball stayed unbeaten and Downers Grove North baseball won its conference opener in Friday’s roundup.

“These people care,” said Sean Slusher, organizer of the 2nd Annual Suicide Awareness Walk in Murray, KY, which aims to raise awareness and send a message of hope to those