Briefs: Free sports injury evaluations planned

Baptist Sports Medicine will offer free basic injury evaluations from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturday mornings through Nov.

Briefs: Burkitt Place Tour of Homes is set for two weekends

Burkitt Place, a CPS Land community near Brentwood, will host a two-weekend Fall Tour of Homes Saturday and Sunday and Oct.

From Controversy To Landmark

A North Arlington neighborhood has embraced a massive mermaid sculpture. WHEN PAUL JACKSON first unveiled the wooden mermaid sculpture in his front yard, not all of his neighbors were enthused.

Performing Arts Center to open season, hold benefit for hospital

Cornerstone Performing Arts Center will open its 2008-09 season with the Guidance, Inc.

Scientist with Penn ties wins a Nobel

Back in the 1970s, cancer-research dogma held that a herpes virus probably caused cervical cancer.

Why is there no vaccine against infectious mononucleosis?

Finding a safe, effective "mono" vaccine has proved devilishly complicated - although the need is obvious: Every year, a new crop of college students comes down with mono, which causes a terrible sore throat, ...

Local boy's selfless wish to appear on national television

Viewers across America will see this compelling story of the impact of one 10-year-old's extraordinary sense of sharing Sunday, Oct.

Local boy to share his final wish with Nation

Murfreesboro, Nashville, Bristol, and beyond - Murfreesboro's 10-year-old Chase Donnell was diagnosed with Burkitt's Lymphoma in August, 2007.

Cycling sisters thank people for support

Cycling sisters riding north to south to raise money to fight motor neurone disease have thanked people in Warwick for their support.

North to south on a mission

Friends and family celebrate the success of the north-south fundraising bike ride which has raised over 7,000 for MND.