William L. Plante Jr., a native Newburyporter who served in the Battle of the Bulge before coming home to build

Adam Clymer, who covered congressional intrigue, eight presidential campaigns and the downfall of both Nikita S. Khrushchev and Richard M.

Al Carson died Tuesday, September 4, 2018, at Pettigrew Rehabilitation Center. Al loved his family, especially all the females that

Longtime Roswell Daily Record owner and former publisher Robert Beck passed away late last week at the age of 97.

Robert J. Danzig, who overcame difficult beginnings as a foster child during the Great Depression to become the head of

H.F. “Gerry” Lenfest, 88, who substantially remade the educational, cultural, and media sectors of the city and well beyond to

Don Bolden, who led the Times-News as its editor for 18 years, and made a long-lasting impact on Alamance County

Peter Elofson and technology were as natural a pair as ink on paper. For more than four decades, the Jamestown-native

Warren Brown, a Washington Post reporter and columnist who brought race and class-conscious insights to his coverage of the automotive

George Spohr, executive editor of the Courier & Press, died of cancer Thursday night. He was 37. Spohr was also