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Updated 25 minutes ago Tribune-Review foreign correspondent Betsy Hiel has won a national 2016 Wilbur Award for religion reporting from the Religion Communicators Council. The award honors content, creativity, impact and excellence in reporting on religious issues, values and themes by the media. |
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AS she said farewell to six-week-old Miracle Khloe Cross yesterday, mother Crystal Cross said her daughter did not give up her fight for life but, rather, it was the system that had failed. Baby Miracle died last Thursday morning after battling heart disease. |
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When visiting a foreign country, the minimally polite thing to do is to learn to say “thank you” in the local language. A visit to Ghana makes this a challenge, to say the least. There are more than 50 tribes in the country of about 30 million people, and each has its own language. |
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With a matter of hours to go, the battle is on between football legends Alan Shearer and Robbie Savage, who have returned to the pitch for a 57-hour five-a-side football match. The sportsmen have drafted in celebrities from the world of sport and television in going head-to-head against each other.... |
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The continuous match kicked off on Thursday and is the equivalent of playing an entire Premier League season for one club. Shearer is heading the team for BBC's Match of the Day whilst Savage is taking part on behalf of BBC Radio 5 live. They have both completed a gruelling 12-hour stint on the pitch at Media City in Salford Quays, Manchester. |
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J urors placed a premium on social relevance rather than artistic brilliance in handing the Oscar to the film Spotlight for Best Picture during the 88th Academy Awards in Los Angeles last week. Spotlight was all about the painstaking work done by the investigative team of The Boston Globe to expose.... |
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EACH Mother's day I send not one but two Mother's Day cards. The first, of course, is to my own mother, and the second is to another woman, who made my mum the great mother she is. My grandmother, Bridie C. Shine, came down from Dublin in the 1950s to help manage a family business in Moyvane, north Kerry. |
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The Bishop of County Down and Dromore has joined cross border condemnation of a bomb in the North yesterday. A prison officer suffered serious injuries and had to undergo surgery after the device partially detonated under his van as he drove to work in Belfast. The 52-year-old married father of three remains a stable condition in hospital. |
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The Bishop of County Down and Dromore has joined cross border condemnation of a bomb in the North yesterday. A prison officer suffered serious injuries and had to undergo surgery after the device partially detonated under his van as he drove to work in Belfast. The 52-year-old married father of three remains a stable condition in hospital. |
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The Bishop of County Down and Dromore has joined cross border condemnation of a bomb in the North yesterday. A prison officer suffered serious injuries and had to undergo surgery after the device partially detonated under his van as he drove to work in Belfast. The 52-year-old married father of three remains a stable condition in hospital. |
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The Bishop of County Down and Dromore has joined cross border condemnation of a bomb in the North yesterday. A prison officer suffered serious injuries and had to undergo surgery after the device partially detonated under his van as he drove to work in Belfast. The 52-year-old married father of three remains a stable condition in hospital. |
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