Written By Patricia Rouzer At first blush, Sally Voris seems an unlikely farmer. “What haven’t I done?” she said, laughing, when asked about her pre-farming existence. Formerly a newspaper columnist, community activist and...
Read MoreWritten By Jim Burger It is a cold night outside the Martin’s Westminster, but inside the atmosphere is warm and bright. Three hundred and eighty employees of the General Dynamics Robotics Systems have gathered there for their...
Read MoreWritten By Donna Engle As Donna Scrivner cooks breakfast at her Westminster home, she thinks about her son, Ryan Payne. Has he had dinner? Is he all right? Seven hours ahead and 6,000 miles east, Marine Cpl. Ryan Payne may be...
Read MoreWritten By Lisa Breslin The costumes were elegant and horrifying, humorous and raunchy. Some attendees revealed their identifies; a few assumed aliases for the night. More than 125 people attended The Carroll Technology...
Read MoreWritten By Laura Barhardt Cech In a photo from his toddler days, you can see the future Sam Koch. Although he is in diapers, he is kicking a football. The Nebraska native has been perfecting those skills since elementary school...
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