Month: November 2017

By Diane Euston   A quadruple murder in 1910 rocked the rural farming communities of

By John Sharp About 250 people heard Jackson County Executive and Royals icon Frank White,

A Barstow fifth grader is a finalist in the inaugural “Dreamvention” contest, hosted by Frito-Lay

By Kathy Feist Fed up with minor nuisances, Laurie Black closed her door to her

By Kathy Feist Marla Duck, Martin City’s executive director for its Community Improvement District, resigned

By Kathy Feist On October 27, 2015, I started the Martin City Telegraph out of

An election day coffee shop ribbon cutting at Avila might be a nice treat for voters in the area.

By Brad Lucht It was Emmanuel Thompson’s goal since he started barber school to open

Will plans for a new airport terminal make it off the ground? By John Sharp

“This is a place where people come in, and a regular will buy a new person a drink, and the next thing you know that person is a regular. It’s kind of why we wrote [on a wall], not Welcome Back, but Welcome Home.”

Andrea Hall is renovating the former Lichtenberg’s Jewelry store to open a second Empanada Madness

By John Sharp A new sit-down restaurant coming to the Red Bridge Shopping Center, Caleb’s

“A lot of our parents don’t want their kids to leave.” Story and photos by