“Miss Montgomery is smiles every day. She doesn’t have a bad day. She makes everyone’s day better when she passes by,” Human Resources Director at Arabella Elizabeth Tranchina said. “She’s a part of ...

One resident at Arabella Health and Wellness of Fairhope is known for brightening up every room. 'Robbing them': Treasury slams states over Trump tax cuts A ‘Trump class’ folly on the high seas ...

Vega girls basketball player Khloe Griffitt was voted the Happy State Bank Girls High School Athlete of the Week for Dec. 1-7. Griffitt tallied 26 points, 11 rebounds and 10 steals against Stratford ...

HECTOR’S RIVER, Portland — Though it had not rained for three days, there was a steady drip of water coming from the roof of the principal’s office at Happy Grove High School on Tuesday. Without a ...

A violin performance showcasing the evolution of movie studio intro music from 1936-2006, played by Robert Landes. Crockett on Greene’s resignation: ‘You’ve got to be kidding me’ NATO ally intercepts ...

Peter Ross is the CEO and cofounder of Senior Helpers, a leading national non-clinical in-home senior care franchise. In high-touch industries like healthcare, hospitality and aviation, trust isn’t ...

IN THE BARRIO of Iztapalapa, on Mexico City’s eastern flank, the pavements stay busy even in the punishing afternoon sun. Street vendors hawk snacks from metal carts; waiters from corner taquerías ...

Fall sports are coming to a close across the Lone Star State, with football and volleyball season winding down. Standouts from each sport are among this week's nominees for the Happy State Bank High ...

The midseason finale of ABC's "High Potential" left viewers on a major cliffhanger... while leaving Morgan in an extremely compromising position with dashing art recovery specialist Rhys Eastman.

Peoria High senior Dereon Mays excelled on offense, defense, and special teams in a 36-14 victory over Normal Community. The win snapped Normal Community's 27-game conference winning streak and ...

NJ Advance Media’s HS sports department is using some of its time over the summer to republish semi-recent postseason honors that, for a variety of reasons, had become largely inaccessible, even to us ...