The Eastern Daily Press published 48 death notices last week. Every week, the EDP publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as ...

The Eastern Daily Press published 48 death notices last week. Every week, the EDP publishes death notices and funeral ...

Regardless of whether you're celebrating Passover, Easter or just the beautiful spring weather, these three hikes are great ...

Among the more memorable, perhaps, are a mannequin head with human hair, a set of Shrek ears, divorce papers, breast milk, a live turtle, 10 live lobsters and a Ghostbusters prop “ghost trap.” ...

Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto V presents Franklin, Michael, and Trevor. Franklin seeks criminal success. Michael faces a midlife crisis. Trevor embodies chaos. Michael's past shapes the main story.

The late actress Betty White was remembered by one former costar as a drinking “legend.” Meghann Fahy, who played a younger version of White’s character in the Hallmark movie “The Lost ...

After less than two weeks of rehab at the Turtle Hospital to heal his injuries, ‘Lenny’ the giant loggerhead turtle goes home. BOB CARE/Florida Keys News Bureau Less than two weeks after being rescued ...

Longtime community leader Betty Smith, a Joplin resident since 1929 who assisted with the peaceful integration of Joplin schools and the community, died Thursday after an illness. She was 96.

Anyone needing to appear at a Superior Court proceedings in Benton and Franklin counties will need to head to the hearings in person. Wednesday morning’s criminal docket in Benton County ...

Betty White was a fan of a boozy and unusual breakfast before her death at the ripe age of 99 in 2021. The Hollywood icon, who previously credited hot dogs for her longevity, loved drinking vodka ...

Betty White, 95, Reveals the Secret to a Long Life: Vodka & Hot Dogs 'Probably in That Order' “That’s crazy,” Kimmel replied. “She lived a very long time. Was she drinking the vodka with ...

By McKinley Franklin After getting divorced, Ann Romano (Bonnie Franklin) and her two daughters, Barbara (Valerie Bertinelli) and Julie Cooper (Mackenzie Phillips), move to Indianapolis to start over.