MUSIC fan Kim Tinkler has re-written her last will and testament just to make sure her all time chart-topping hero will help to bring down the final curtain on her life.

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In the days after the Haiti earthquake, Alescandra Simin found strength by singing with a group huddled around a single candle in a Port-au-Prince park. Months later, Simin and her daughters living in the same park, hungry and with little hope left.

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Ben Lacy, who founded a fiddling group that played all over southern Colorado for years, died July 12 at Parkview Medical Center in Pueblo. He was 90.

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The Church of England has embraced cyberspace with an online wedding planner that is now used by one third of couples.

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They don’t wear uniforms or get in trouble with the law, but they still remain loyal to their friends in the group.

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The cultural milieu in Islamic and Arab world in the Egyptian capital Cairo has marked the centenary of the birth of the great Islamic and Arabic writer and thinker, the Yemeni Ali Ahmed Ba Kather, through an international conference that shed light on his experience as one of the pillars of nationalist thinkers, who has lit the global corners of human creativity and thinking by his creative …

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AFTER 41 years as a Church of Scotland Minister, the Rev Paul Sewell conducted his last service in St Andrew’s Wallace Green at Berwick, on Sunday.

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Marsha Schreier, a singer, director and performer, is no stranger to the local community. One week, the 52-year-old Verona resident is helping Verona students learn their music for the high school musicals.

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SOME OF THE needy people who came to Ruth Chism’s Guiding Light Mission in West Philadelphia got more than the food and clothing she provided.

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The Rev. Andrew Rogness wasn’t angry about dying of cancer, his brother Bishop Peter Rogness said.

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