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Culinary degree was 39 years in the making
Between her Easy-Bake Oven days and earning a culinary-arts degree came what Jackie Hill calls the "horrible" years.
Agassiz chiropractor reprimanded by college
An Agassiz chiropractor has admitted to engaging in sexual conduct with a patient, according to a public notice by the College of Chiropractors of British Columbia .
Delco woman, finally on road to diploma, faces new challenge
Denise Logsdon on the front porch of her Springfield home. Her family is in the Navy, her husband's Army so they fly the flag enthusiastically.
Arias returns to court for penalty phase of trial
Hearing on the radio that a violent storm was approaching her rural Oklahoma neighborhood, Lindsay Carter took advantage of the advanced warning, gathered her belongings and fled.
Long-awaited Ashland Youth Center opens doors to eager community
Hundreds of children and young adults poured through the turnstile at the REACH Ashland Youth Center each day last week as sunshine poured through the windows of the long-sought after complex.
EGCC class ready for new journey
The Eastern Gateway Community College Class of 2013 heard words of wisdom to take into future endeavors during the 44th annual commencement exercises Saturday at the college.
Confers Degrees on More than 300 Graduates
More than 300 students earned diplomas during the 159th annual Westminster College commencement ceremonies Saturday.
Lionell Thompson: 'I'm the best-kept secret in boxing'
Rejuvenated by back-to-back victories over favored fighters, light heavyweight Lionell "Lonnie B" Thompson is back on the right track, and still following his dream.
NOCCA cellist, 17, joins Carnegie Hall's prestigious National Youth Orchestra
The day I met Angelique Montes at the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts , she walked into her teacher's office carrying her cello in a backpack.
Fraternity risk for drinking deaths rises after Indiana court ruling
A national fraternity with chapters on more than 125 campuses must stand trial about the drinking death of a Wabash College freshman, an Indiana court has said in a ruling that may force the organizations to take more responsibility for misconduct at chapter houses.
Gov. Hassan to nominate three to head state agencies
Maggie Hassan will nominate three people to head state agencies at today's Governor and Executive Council meeting; two who currently hold the positions.
ArtPrize names jurors who will award $100,000 ArtPrize 2013 Juried Grand Prize
Conceptual artist Mel Chin and curator Manon Slome will join artistic director Anne Pasternak to pick ArtPrize 2013's $100,000 Juried Grand Prize.
Duties: Dodson will manage all aspects of the material sales commercial and residential surfacing company such as tile, stone and wood.
Lina Wertmuller on DVD & Blu-ray, Doodles Weaver's 100th birthday
The city of Los Angeles can't find his birth certificate, but today is comedian Doodles Weaver's 100th birthday-based on entries I've found in his 1920s diaries.
SFSC graduates celebrate milestone, look to future
The joy was infectious among the nearly 260 South Florida State College graduates who celebrated their accomplishments in the SFSC Theatre for the Performing Arts Monday evening with pomp, humor and high spirits, and looked to the next phase of their lives with anticipation and hope.
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Bledsoe named NCHSAA - Superintendent of the Year'
NCHSAA Commissioner Davis Whitfield, North Carolina Athletic Directors Association president Angie Miller, Dr.
As Assistant to the Clerk in the McCormick County Courthouse, Dansby is doing what she loves best and that is helping people in the very community that she was raised.
Chattanoogan: Lily Mitchell - " Not Everything Is Black Or White
Being born of mixed races, Lily Mitchell has never seen herself as one race over another.
Theater review: Fela introduces the king of Afro-beat in the year's most unusual musical
By the time of his death, he had become the radical and highly controversial voice of an oppressed people, not only of his home country Nigeria, but of all of Africa.