S.A. Cosby, king of Southern noir, has sold the rights to his forthcoming book 'King of Ashes' after fielding a dozen bids.

Area events include the opening of "Into the Woods" at Midland University, live music by Down Memory Lane at Fremont Eagles Club and DIY origami.

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Under head coach James Franklin, Penn State has a history of struggling in big-time games. Despite consistently fielding a competitive roster, Franklin's unit has come up short in significant ...

A squirrel that became famous on social media has been euthanised after being seized in a raid by New York authorities. Named Peanut, the squirrel was rescued by Mark Longo seven years ago after ...

For the first time, Kasten's trilogy will be published in English (with brand new covers!), starting in the ... no matter how big they may seem. I truly hope readers connect with the story and ...

ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, TotalEnergies, and BP will earn a combined $24.4 billion in Q3, which leaves all companies except Shell unable to cover their ... worst-performing Big Oil stock of ...

But now Armentrout is revealing with TODAY.com the cover art for the book — and sharing an exclusive excerpt from Chapter One. Hang Le, the artist who designed the cover for the traditional ...

The Point Pleasant Big Blacks and Huntington St. Joe Irish went toe-to-toe for a spot in next week's Class AA/A girls soccer state tournament in Beckley. Taylor Kennedy covers sports. He can be ...

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The players and coaches are looking forward to that opportunity. Big Sky has been one of the bigger surprises of the Class AA season. With a 6-3 record, the Eagles exceeded most people’s expectations.

A handful of groups, including many that don’t reveal their financial backers, have launched a political ad blitz to try and sway voters on whether to retain three state Supreme Court justices in the ...