Marc Johnson

WARRENSBURG, Mo.--The Johnson County Historical Society is planning "Carols in the Courthouse," a holiday sing-along for Saturday Dec. 12, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. A children's craft workshop is also planned. Read More

Helen Johnson, Carolyn Jeffrey, Robert F. Wilcox, Carolyn Koffman and JoAnn Cooksey; standing, from left: Virginia West, Missouri Pachyderm Federation president Dr. Ed Richards of Marshall, Homer Johnson, Jim Cooksey, Jerry Jeffrey, Tom West, Barbara Barrow, Terry Fusselman, Chelmar Barrow, John Koffman, Lon Cooksey and Mary Ann Fusselman. Read More

Appropriate student conduct was the basis of two resolutions brought before the Student Government Association (SGA) Nov. 17. Read More

BOSTON--( BUSINESS WIRE )--MA - The International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC) has selected Mintz Levin litigator Joseph G. Blute to serve on the faculty of its 2010 Trial Academy. Read More

Dr. Jeff Johnson, a 1980 graduate of Fergus Falls High School, is passionate about research on Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Read More

Jimmie Johnson raced extremely well this season, but he also benefitted from a major dip in the competitive level of the series. Read More

"Cyber Monday has become almost urban myth. Before people had fast internet connections at their homes, typically they would go back and hit the internet at their offices where they had T 1 connections, faster internet. But today with so many fast internet connections at home, we are seeing less of that dependency to go back to work to plug into the internet," says Mickey Gee, a professor at UAB. Read More

For the letters to editor she's submitted to the Johnson City Press since she first moved to town 60 years ago, Anne LeCroy's name may ring familiar. Read More

Brush Creek, once hopelessly polluted, burbled nearby recently as the latest-blooming goldenrod and aster glinted in the sun behind Rose Park Condominiums in Millennium Park. By the time daffodils bloom next spring, pedestrians and cyclists should be able to enjoy them on a creekside trail that will double as an outdoor classroom for area students. Read More