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Despite admonition by Lord Kenya that he should consider doing the work of God as minister of the gospel, Kwaw Kese believes he is not ready for such task. The hiplife artiste, originally known as Emmanuel Botchwey, has disclosed to Sokoo Hemaa of Rainbow Radio that Philip Akpor Kenya aka Lord.... |
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Three more Arkansas properties have been listed on the National Register of Historic Places, but Johnny Cash's boyhood home in Dyess didn't make the cut -- this time. Mark Christ, a spokesman for the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, said the state agency will reapply in April. "It's really just a speed bump in the process," Christ said. |
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PHILIPPINE lawmakers must renew the licence of 54 Church-run radio stations in the country, according to an international media watchdog. The application for renewal has been pending since January last year and has been repeatedly blocked in the House of Representatives, for what Reporters Without Borders (RSF) believe are political reasons. |
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W hen people think of a contemporary royal death in Britain, they think, inescapably, of Diana. The passing of the Queen will be monumental by comparison. It may not be as nakedly emotional, but its reach will be wider, and its implications more dramatic. “It will be quite fundamental,” as one former courtier told me. |
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TODAY. Embedded in Iraq. The Center for Western Civilization, Thought, and Policy at the University of Colorado presents "Embedded in Iraq: Journalists Encounter the Islamic State," a conversation regarding the documentation of conflict and war. The discussion will explore how journalists strive to.... |
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David Foster HM Coastguard oil and gas liaison officer and offshore training consultant Born 20 April, 1938 in Oxford Died 27 November, 2017 in Aberdeen, aged 79 David Foster had seen the world as a radio officer in the Merchant Navy and witnessed the results delivered by the might of the elements as a coastguard officer. |
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HEFLIN — Law enforcement pursuit of a suspect wanted in Kentucky ended Wednesday afternoon in the parking lot of New Harmony Baptist Church. The suspect was shot, according to Heflin police Chief A. J. Benefield, but no injuries to civilians or officers was reported.
An officer rammed the man’s vehicle to end the chase, said Benefield. |
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Seasonal. VALENTINE’S WORKSHOP, noon Feb. 10, Johnson County Museum of History, 135 N. Main St., Franklin. Free. Visitors will learn about the history of Valentine’s Day, see historic valentines for inspiration, and then create a holiday masterpiece to give to family or friends. Arts & crafts. FAMILY ART NIGHT, 6:30 p. |
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From a woman recognised for her contribution in achieving votes for women, to singers and songwriters, there are thousands of women who make this country a great place to live and work. We've already been inundated by nominations for who you think should make the list of the We've teamed up with the.... |
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My Grandfather’s gun sat at the corner of his bedroom swathed by dust. It was a single-barrel gun (‘Teabrofr3’). It was a long gun probably longerthan a giraffe’s legs (six to seven feet) long. He didn’t keep it because his neighbour had one. Roger I named itwas only used for hunting. His trigger was piercing and lethal. |
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The police in the Western Region are on a hunt for two accomplices said to have contributed to the beheading of a 12-year-old boy at Bogoso. The prime suspect was arrested at Dixcove, a coastal community in the Ahanta West district on his way to sell the severed head to a fetish priest. |
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