Francine DeCoursey, a longtime advocate for the Wilmington film industry and acclaimed filmmaker, died on February 18th at ...

Susan Elaine (Harris) Bright, 77, of Middletown, beloved wife of Richard S. Bright for fifty-four years, passed away on January 21, 2025, at Yale-New Haven Hospital. Born in Middletown ...

He was predeceased by his parents Thomas and Mildred (Harris) Wales; sons Richard Wales, Scott Wales, and Mark Wales; siblings, Betty Swartz, Shirley Sellers, Nancy Zortman, Wesley Wales ...

Family was the cornerstone of Joe's life. He is survived by his beloved children, Melissa Fancher (Randall), Melanie Dyer (Richard), Joseph H. Harris, III (Pamela), and Mark Harris. He also leaves ...

Richard Robert “Rich” Harris, 60, was born Monday, February 10, 1964, in Roswell, New Mexico, to Janet Beatrice “Jan” (VanDine) and Robert Allen “Beeb” Harris. Rich married the love of ...

Wilfred Richard “Dick” Granger ... He was awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship and a plaque for 35 years of perfect attendance. Dick served as president of the Auburn Community Players, which ...

Richard Robert “Rich” Harris, 60, was born Monday, February 10, 1964, in Roswell, New Mexico, to Janet Beatrice “Jan” (VanDine) and Robert Allen “Beeb” Harris. Rich married the love of his life, ...

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Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson is set to go into his first season with a staff of 28 assistants, the team announced on Thursday.

Josh Hubbard scored 25 points, reserve Claudell Harris Jr. added 12 of his 15 points in the second half, and No. 21 Mississippi State beat No.

She is survived by her sons Patrick (Gretchen), Edward Jr. (Kathy), George (Barbara), Richard, Brian (Barbara ... Litke, the principal writer of this obituary, retired from The Associated Press in ...

As McCarthy notes, the “conservative movement was born in the 20 th century in a bout of populist skepticism.” I think of the first issue of National Review, the cover of which advertised, among other ...