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Two pairs of brothers from the Springville Junior Rifle Club received medals from the National Rifle Association this month after earning a third-place finish in a national shooting competition.
The Sitrin Success Through Adaptive Recreation and Sports program will be presenting their first adaptive shooting clinic on Saturday, Dec. 12 at Sitrin’s Community Center in New Hartford.
Dealers say Barack Obama 's election was a dramatic boost to sales.
Teeth are gnashing and swords are being drawn in response to the news that Comcast is snarfing down 51 percent of NBC Universal—the other 49 percent owned by General Electric—in a new joint venture. The deal will give Comcast, already the nation's biggest cable company and ISP, control over a huge swath of video content. "This is the most important media merger since Lucy married Desi," declared ...
It's hard to imagine a place with millions of eyeballs and no political advertising.
Deborah Fox
RIDLEY TOWNSHIP — Don Kaighn doesn’t want to be portrayed as a hero or a vigilante.
Kirk Mangels, a Washington resident for 20 years, grew tired of the reaction from relatives in Ohio when he complained about the District of Columbia’s Read more...
John C. Calhoun III Funeral services for John C. “Bubba” Calhoun III, 59, of Vaiden were at 2 p.m. Sunday at Oliver Chapel. Burial followed in Vaiden Cemetery.
For the second time this year, an owl was caught in a leg-hold trap in Connecticut, renewing animal advocates’ cries to ban the traps.
Eli Ruble made huge and tragic mistakes last week. Knowing that won't bring back his friend Jay Derby, but the knowledge could save other lives this holiday season - and beyond.
SEATTLE — A Seattle man who took a gun into a Seattle community center to challenge the city's ban on guns in city parks filed a lawsuit Friday against the city and Mayor Greg Nickels.
A Seattle man who took a gun into a community center to challenge the city's ban on guns in city parks filed a lawsuit Friday...
In the Republican primary for Florida agriculture commissioner, U.S. Rep. Adam Putnam of Bartow seems like a natural.
Legislation allowing veterans classified as “mentally defective” to buy firearms is drawing sharp criticism from gun-control advocates, but proponents argue that it is not as risky as it may sound. Eighteen senators — including Sens. Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback of Kansas — have endorsed the measure.
Billie Ross James Jr. Billie Ross James Jr., 58, died Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, at his home in Gore Springs after an extended battle with cancer. He was born July 17, 1951, in Grenada, to Billie Ross Sr., and Grace Harrison James.