Newark Advocate history columnist Doug Stout of the Licking County Library tells the story of Licking County's Land of Legend Barbershop Chorus.

With its creepy CGI dwarfs and muddled tone, Disney's latest live-action remake is "not calamitous" but is a "a mind-boggling ...

Brighton chief executive and deputy chairman Paul Barber admitted last Saturday that their top talents will "likely" be sold, which will encourage the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool, who are ...

Brighton and Hove Albion chief executive and deputy chairman Paul Barber admits it’s “likely” they will sell some of their top talent in the near future. The Seagulls are currently soaring and their ...

Paul Barber, CEO of Brighton & Hove Albion talks to BBC Sport prior to the Premier League match against Fulham Amex Stadium Leandro Trossard moved to Arsenal for around £30m. Surely that’s going to ...

My family were warned that I might not make it through the night." In a stark warning to fans, he added: "I'm so lucky." Paul recalled how he had been vaping, and that had been the reason for his ...

Disney Dreamlight Valley has finally released a brand new event, this time it’s celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in the only way it knows how, and it’s about time for that familiarity to ...

Some Brighton fans were upset to see chief executive and deputy chairman Paul Barber's comments, stating Brighton will likely sell their top performers once again. “We are not saying that is going to ...

Pop-Up Theatre Sligo is bringing Stephen Sondheim’s legendary musical thriller, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, to life in an unprecedented, spine-chilling Immersive production ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Paul Barber has told Albion fans NOT to expect another big profit this season. And that was part of his BBC interview which wasn’t clipped ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Paul Barber has told Albion fans the club will “probably” sell some key players. But he has stressed that will not necessarily be this year.

Jonah Paul, a California state employee, says he's lucky if he gets home by 7 p.m. when he takes the train two days a week to his Sacramento office - a lengthy commute that's about to become more ...