Jacqueline Joseph donated her letterman jacket from Rowlett High School three years ago. A fellow Garland ISD alum found it outside Hiroshima, Japan.
I donated it right here in Rowlett and it ended up halfway across the globe. So crazy,” Jacqueline Joseph said ...
With AT&T Stadium poised to host more World Cup matches than any venue, FIFA's ticketing pricing and process continue to face ...
Queues have been forming outside a new foodie and fashion business which is creating a buzz in a Newcastle suburb. Returning ...
Lexus has long become a byword for performance and comfort, but these models prove that Toyota's luxury marque is capable of ...
Australia's status drops as Henley Passport Index reveals visa-free access to just 182 countries, well behind the No.1-ranked ...
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Unrest hits Minneapolis after new federal shooting; Astronauts return in historic splashdown
Another federal shooting in Minneapolis sparks protests, and four astronauts splash down after a medical evacuation. The post ...
Bill Cooper is excited by the opportunities the FIFA World Cup can offer his club, Vancouver FC, who play out in the city’s ...
US leads music exports. Brazil overtook Sweden. Emerging markets grow 22% faster. Here's where your music travels in 2025 and ...
First flying in 1949 the Il-28 Beagle was a twin-engined straight-winged jet bomber powered by the Klimov VK-1 jet engine, an ...
In 1928, Uwajimaya founders Fujimatsu and Sadako Moriguchi opened their first Japanese grocery store in Tacoma. Now, the ...
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'Blue zones' said to hold secrets to long-life - now scientists have examined claim
Blue Zones have long been regarded as a prime example for those seeking to live longer, healthier lives. Despite some ...
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