After an impressive 15-year run, the High Country Running column -- first published on May 10, 2009 -- had come to a finish at the end of 2024. With a hope to keep the legacy and community spirit of ...

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The year has turned, as it always does, without asking whether we feel ready for it or not, without pausing to see what we have managed to carry across the threshold and what we have quietly dropped ...

A 4-year-old boy was found dead about two miles away from his Alabama home following his disappearance on New Year’s Eve, according to authorities. On Friday, January 2, Smith announced at a news ...

“What’s past is prologue” wrote William Shakespeare in “The Tempest,” a thought profound enough to be engraved on the National Archives building in Washington. As America prepares to celebrate its ...

A mother jumped into the water without hesitation after her young daughter fell between a dock and a Carnival cruise ship in the Bahamas, prompting a frantic rescue captured on video. The incident ...

“What’s past is prologue,” wrote William Shakespeare in “The Tempest,” a thought profound enough to be engraved on the National Archives building in Washington. As America prepares to celebrate its ...

A 4-year-old Florida boy who disappeared while visiting family over New Year’s has been found dead in Alabama. Johnathan Everett Boley, known to family members as "John John," was reported missing on ...

Issues with in-laws once again led the way in the most popular Dear Annie columns published on cleveland.com this year. Other popular subjects included communication problems and issues with parents.

WALKER COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC/Gray News) — Alabama authorities say the body of a missing 4-year-old has been found amid an extensive search. Walker County officials said they began searching for Johnathan ...

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Have you ever wondered if it’s perfectly polite to take home a dish you cooked for a potlock (that wasn’t finished), or if you need to excuse yourself from the table to blow your nose? These and many ...