Salcombe took centre stage on the silver screen last week, as the South Hams featured heavily in Disney’s latest big release The Roses. Despite being set in California, Salcombe and the surrounding ...

Seafront restaurant The Winking Prawn has been transformed into film café We’ve Got Crabs ahead of the Hollywood release of The Roses. The venue, a much-loved Salcombe staple, was the filming location ...

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“Rocky Top” has been a battle cry for University of Tennessee football fans for 52 years—and an anthemic bluegrass fleet-fingered rager for five years longer. The Osborne Brothers released “Rocky Top” ...

Healthcare isn’t a luxury. It’s the thread that holds families and communities together. But across the American South, that thread is unravelling. While some Southern states have expanded Medicaid, ...

FARGO — Fargo North and Fargo South will officially join forces in boys hockey for the upcoming season. A co-operative application submitted in early May was approved by the North Dakota High School ...

If you want to understand the family dynamic at play at Roses on Adeline Bar & Kitchen in South Berkeley, a good place to start is with the apostrophe, or rather the lack thereof in the restaurant’s ...

The Red Rose City is living up to its name. Lancaster’s public rose garden is in its glory. Not too far away, the even-bigger rose garden at Hershey Gardens is approaching full bloom. Here’s more ...

In 1967, Bill Mott stood in front of a one-ton GMC with which they had hauled horses to the Fort Pierre, South Dakota, racetrack, and listened to the Kentucky Derby for the first time. “I remember ...