PBS Kids’ newest star Carl – a raccoon with autism who collects everything from lint to plush toys – is making history as the ...

HERMITAGE, Pennsylvania (MyValleyTributes) – Rose Marie McClimans, 69 of Hermitage, Pennsylvania, passed away on Monday, November 4, 2024 in her home. Rose Marie was born on August 17, 1955 to Arthur ...

Cozy on up for a brand new series on PBS KIDS! A new 2D animated show produced by Fuzzytown Productions and Spiffy Pictures ...

Thomas Rhett and Lauren Akins went through all the emotions while trick-or-treating with their little ones. On Thursday, Oct. 31, the country star, 34, and his wife, also 34, got all dressed up ...

At a time when it seems political rhetoric couldn’t get more bitter or outrageous, it’s easy to see the world’s leaders and the people who support them in the worst possible light. But Netflix’s The ...

All-Ireland champions St Thomas’ have been knocked out of the Galway SHC title race as Cappataggle came with a late surge to dramatically reach their first ever final. St Thomas’, bidding for ...

Movie mogul Bradley Thomas, who was nominated for an Oscar ... showering love and kindness on her friends, family, and children along the way," they wrote. "Her projects were as diverse as her ...

Audio of the 911 call made after Cimmaron Thomas took her own life has been released by the PSNI. The recording was published in the aftermath of a 26-year-old Co Armagh man being sentenced to a ...

DEAR ANNIE: My husband and I are in our 70s. We have friends who are in their 40s, with two kids (6 and 4). We have gone out to lunches with the four of them, and it’s always been a bad experience.

One day, after struggling with a prolonged episode of addiction, actor Matthew Perry of Friends fame had a revelation for his family: he was going to write a book. At the time, they were incredulous.

Dear Annie: My husband and I are in our 70s. We have friends who are in their 40s, with two kids (6 and 4). We have gone out to lunches with the four of them, and it’s always been a bad experience.

Pat left a lasting impact on those she met. Friends of hers said that she was best known for her compassion and love of kids, whether it was through fostering or advocating for families.