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PULASKI S PAST: Rest Home Operator Dies from Stab Wounds

Welcome back to August of 1963! This is our last stop here before we move on to a different decade in September.

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Bleeding Heartland

Beginning in June, four Iowa newspapers owned by Lee Enterprises will produce print editions only on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

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US retail sales of plant-based seafood off to a disastrous start this year

US retail sales of plant-based seafood off to a disastrous start this year
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High Schoolers Anne Prather (Compton) and Joe Ford made the headlines in 1963

The weeks following Christmas are many times “dead periods” as far as news goes. This apparently wasn’t the case in Pulaski County in early 1963, however, as the first newspaper

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Keller school board votes on policy that could allow teachers to carry guns on campus

This North Texas school district will explore allowing teachers and other employees to be armed as a way to keep children safe from mass shootings.

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