"The Simpsons" has been on the air since 1989, and the Fox show has lampooned plenty of real people and pop culture fads in its long (for television) history.
If you're a hard-core fan of the AMC series "The Walking Dead," and you're living in constant fear that you'll one day wake up to a world suddenly taken over by flesh-eating zombies, then by all means, it makes sense to stockpile as much ammunition as humanly possible.
As a child growing up in Chicago, one of the first things I discovered about the city was that it had something called a library. The city was filled with them.
During the summer months in the Tri-Cities, residents can, on nearly any given weekend, find a worthwhile activity to attend — from a car show to a parade, from a craft fair to a fireworks display.
To the Editor: As its 12th season is about to be launched, it appears the Feast of the Strawberry Moon may, at worst, be canceled entirely or, somewhat better, staged by people outside the Tri-Cities Historical Museum.
I've spent the better part of the last nine years trying to teach my children basic life skills like: be kind, respect others, share, don't push or shove, don't bully, and don't steal.
Brave.
That’s the word we should use when describing the actions of the young lady who is speaking out against the racial intimidation she and others have been subjected to while attending Grand Haven High School.
Enough has been in the news about how the government's "sequestration" is going to hurt across the board, but political pundit Josh Ruebner says it's not stopping one powerful lobby from seeking more funding for its cause.
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