A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including a message from Petfess admins, a viral student and a 688-year-old ...

The election of Bishop Ric Thorpe to lead Melbourne’s Anglicans as their new Archbishop marks a further advance towards an ...

Mary Catherine O’Connor and Bridie Fitzgerald struck for two goals each, as second-seeded Trinity Hall defeated Manasquan, 7-3, in a quarterfinal game in the Shore Conference Tournament in Red Bank.

Senior Bridie Fitzgerald scored her 100th career point in the victory. Trinity Hall's defense tightened up in the second half, allowing only one goal after halftime. Goalkeeper Virginia Avery had ...

Avery Smith scored the game-winner with 6:08 remaining in the game and third-seeded Southern defeated second-seeded Trinity Hall 8-7 to advance to its first Shore Conference Tournament final in ...

Oxford and Starkville, Mississippi, are frequently compared and ranked among the best small towns in the South. Starkville was recently named "Best Small Town in the South" by USA Today for the ...

The owners of The Store in Oxford are buying County Hall to transform it into another upmarket hotel to help boost visitor numbers in the city, it is understood. In February, Oxfordshire County ...

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Finally. Fans and critics rejoice. The debate is over. The exhausting, 36-year-old question has been answered. Hallelujah. Does Pete Rose belong in the Hall of Fame? Doesn’t matter if you ...

Without a doubt, former Texas Southern and NFL great Michael Strahan knows football. The HBCU legend spoke at the SBJ 4se conference about the Taylor Swift Effect on the National Football League ...

With the ban lifted and his name removed from MLB’s permanently ineligible list, Rose is now eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame, a debate that’s raged for decades. For Boone, it hits close ...

The debate, moderated by San Antonio Report editor-in-chief Leigh Munsil and city hall writer Andrea Drusch, was hosted in collaboration with the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.