Cubs team to compete in Sr. Olympics
ZELIENOPLE - Sometimes dreams too fantastic to dream become realities.
For Sister Jane Amiotte, a deaconess at Glade Run Lutheran Ser...
The Butler Youth Tobacco Educators will host a tobacco-free swim night from 6 to 8:30 p.m. March 12 at the Butler YMCA, 339 N. Washington St.
The event is free and open ...
There's plenty to look forward to in March for young readers. Here are several books hitting the shelves in time for March reading madness for elementary schoolers.
"Gir...
INKOM, Idaho - Torri Hutchinson's cat might just have one less life to live.
Hutchison was driving along Interstate 15 one day recently when a motorist kept trying to ge...
Customers’ tastes dictate what’s created
The shelves just inside the glass door at Peter’s Chocolates are bare, the Easter bunnies having scampered elsewhere to avoid the...
Book sheds light on case
SAN FRANCISCO - A new book written by Scott Peterson's half-sister paints the now-familiar picture of him as a lying philanderer fixated on himse...
Cup holders, lights available
VANDALIA, Ohio - Adjustable armrests, cup holders, storage slots for hand-held video games and overhead lights for reading - and coloring. A...
Moraine used for local competitions
CLAYSVILLE, Pa. - They bark and prance in eager anticipation of the fun that awaits. Let the sledding begin!
Ralph Ullum is just as en...
Lehigh students hope research will aid NASA
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - When the space shuttle Columbia broke apart over Texas, it scattered 84,000 pieces of debris, and most of it ...
"Try building puzzles," my doctor advised. "It might help it."
"Do crossword puzzles," my older sister-in-law recommended. "That's what I do."
"It," by the way, is my in...
