Bob Dylan released "Hurricane" in November 1975. Two months later, it was in the Top 40 and piquing public interest in its harrowing story.

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FROSTBURG — Frostburg State removed the interim tag from Rubin Stevenson, naming him the permanent athletic director Thursday. Stevenson became the interim athletic director in July following the ...

Blue Ivy Carter’s latest appearance made fans say hold up. Indeed, Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s 13-year-old daughter joined her father for a courtside night out at the Los Angeles Lakers vs. San Antonio Spurs ...

Twice in one week, an article appeared in your paper characterizing U.S. Rep. Troy Carter as a “loser” in the elections that just occurred. The gist of both articles stated that Carter backed three ...