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The Richland Lady Raiders are one step closer to a Regional Championship to go along with their District 10-A Championship as the topped Fayetteville last night (Monday), 67 to 52. The Lady Raiders ...

About five years ago, I planted an avocado pit in a common area landscape island in the parking lot, which has since grown to be a lovely tree. I came home yesterday and noticed one of the ...

Those were the words, emblazoned on a recruiting brochure, that first attracted me to a summer internship with the U.S. Department of Justice as a law student in the late 1980s. The president was ...