Plains celebrates as Jimmy Carter becomes the first U.S. President to turn 100
"To know that he got there, to 100 years, is just remarkable," presidential historian Larry Cook said. PLAINS, Ga. — The 39th President of the United States reached another historic milestone in Plains on Tuesday — a century after his first.
Find out how to live stream the Liberty Christian School vs. West Plains High School football game on October 4, with start ...
The Plains Peanut Festival took place on Saturday Sept. 28, just days before President Jimmy Carter’s 100th birthday. The ...
The Ports to Plains Transportation Corridor headed up by more than 200 community partners across nine states is making moving ...
Living the last 19 months in home hospice care in Plains, the Georgia Democrat and 39th president has continued to defy ...
The Raiders, No. 6 in NJ.com’s Top 10, have won six consecutive county titles and will enter as the favorites once again this ...
In the town of Plains on Tuesday, 100 new American citizens were welcomed in a Naturalization Ceremony held during Former ...
Plans to construct a building with affordable apartments aimed at senior citizens in the LGBTQ+ community have been presented to ...
White Plains police are investigating a shooting Friday afternoon in Downtown White Plains. Police say that a 22-year-old man ...
The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum (PPHM) will feature a Tyrannosaurus rex skull at its upcoming “Dino Day” event on ...
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