Ronald Selmer Moen died on May 12, 2025, surrounded by family in his home in Chesterfield MO. He was born on Sept 15, 1939, to Selmer and Elsie Moen of Larimore ND. Ron is survived by his wife Jan ...

Selmer Middle School is a public school located in Selmer, TN, which is in a distant town setting. The student population of Selmer Middle School is 232 and the school serves 6-8. At Selmer Middle ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The world’s largest musical instrument maker hopes to tap into late-life enthusiasm for the saxophone in ...

Don Byas, a tenor saxophonist, who was regarded with great respect in his day, is, unfortunately, now not much more than a name. In part, it is because he has been gone for half a century. Yet that ...

After losing his saxophone in a burglary, Lucas Lamb found hope and healing by ringing the bell on his last day of chemotherapy. Lucas Lamb, a Fargo South senior, is pictured at a chemo session at ...

SELMER, Tenn. (WMC) - Rebuilding and recovery efforts are underway in McNairy County days after an EF-3 tornado took the lives of five people and injured more than a dozen others. Four people lost ...

SELMER, Tenn. — Residents of Selmer are in the process of recovering and cleaning up the damage from severe weather Wednesday night. Jay Patel, a business owner in Selmer has been cleaning up ...

SELMER, Tenn. - The city of Selmer, Tennessee suffered massive destruction as an EF3 tornado with winds pushing 160 mph tore through the city. The devastation to homes, businesses, and lives was ...

One person is reported to have died in McNairy County, where Selmer is located, and another weather-related death was recorded in Fayette County, according to local news station WSMV. The ...

A tornado ripped through Selmer, Tennessee early Thursday morning. The severe weather left at least four people dead across Tennessee. It was the second time in two years a tornado devastated a ...

By Walker Mimms Halfway through “Bye Bye Kipling,” Nam June Paik’s mash-up of music and video graphics from 1986, the camera pans to a tenor sax player as he leaps through “Tribute to N.J ...

“He prided himself on his arrangements but he really loved, just loved playing, the saddest part of the last six years of his life was that he wasn’t able to play sax, which was his first love ...