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We noted last week that it still is too early for people to let their guard down regarding COVID-19.That editorial noted the existence of many unanswered questions regarding the origin of the coronavirus and troubling uncertainties about what might lie ahead, specifically ill effects from ...

When the contractions start, when the device next to the hospital bed is beeping loudly, or when indigestion might actually be something more serious, you want a nurse to be there.Problem is, we are dealing with a critical shortage of nurses. The caregivers who guide us through those moments ...

Cheers & Jeers

<strong>Cheers:</strong> Richard Watson is to be commended for remaining calm and drawing on his experience as a first responder earlier this week when the school van he was driving was struck head-on by another vehicle on Furnace Run Road in Dunbar Township. Despite ...

For most Americans, life is returning slowly but steadily to the way it was prior to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.Seeing a person wearing a mask is much less common, pessimism about COVID-19 is giving way to increased confidence that the battle against the prolonged scourge is on the ...

Over the last 21 centuries, there have been more than 260 popes. Some have lasted fewer than 20 days on the job, a couple were just in their 20s when they ascended to the Vatican’s top job, and one particularly ill-tempered pope so detested cats that he ordered them to be killed, unwittingly ...

Cheers & Jeers

<strong>Cheers:</strong> The <em>Ãå±±½ûµØ</em> was pleased to share the news this week that the Fayette County Cultural Trust will again bring The Wall That Heals to Fayette County later this year. “This is the area’s ...