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Ben Lockhart and Ervin Farmer are still alive because they decided to drive rather than fly in 1968. Submitted photo.Forty-eight...
Read moreDetailsBen Lockhart and Ervin Farmer are still alive because they decided to drive rather than fly in 1968. Submitted photo.Forty-eight...
Read moreDetailsAttendees of the Tuesday night meeting look at a map of the proposed nursing home. Photo by Kelsey Bartlett.Around 80...
Read moreDetailsWhat is Your Experience with the Roanoke, VA, Processing Facility? That’s the question the US Postal Service Inspector General is...
Read moreDetailsJonathan Snyder, ClickList supervisor, demonstrates how electronic devices and six-order carts are used by selectors. Photo by Kelsey Bartlett.Today, Spartan...
Read moreDetailsSalem High School is one of nine schools in the state to be awarded a $50,000 grant by the Virginia...
Read moreDetailsSalem native Nathan Auldridge will travel to the DNC this month.For most of 2005, Nathan Auldridge was a carefree college...
Read moreDetailsThe new emblem is designed by Erin Barger of SFD. Submitted photos. The fire department’s current patch will be replaced...
Read moreDetailsPictured (from left), are Salem City Council members James Martin, Councilwoman Jane Johnson, Mayor Randy Foley, Vice Mayor John Givens...
Read moreDetailsPictured are (from left) union members Margie Loudermilk, President Anita Campbell, and past president, Teressa Altic. Photo by Kelsey Bartlett.Around...
Read moreDetailsJeremy Hartman shows off the city’s new hive. Photos by Mike Stevens.Downtown Salem is buzzing. Thanks to two men with...
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