Much attention has been focused in recent days on the Obama administration’s semi-secret “drone” program and on reports of covert surveillance and lethal attacks on terrorist … more

From the Jan. 5, 1967 News Record: Most automobile mechanics were back to work Wednesday following a walk-out of nearly all garages in Gillette on Tuesday morning, the first day of the new year. … more

SEATTLE — Lunch hour in the South Lake Union neighborhood. Workers walk dogs they can take to the office. Lines form in hip restaurants. Something big is going on here, but the only sure sign … more

WASHINGTON — RINO-hunting, the long-popular political sport that morphed in 2008 into a sort of hysteria-driven obsession, lately has become a suicide mission.RINO, of course, refers to … more

From the Jan. 9, 1947 News Record:At their Wednesday noonday luncheon this year, the local Lions club passed a resolution favoring a law to legalize the white cane and the seeing-eye dog. Such a law … more

From the Jan. 29, 1948 News Record:Who can name it? That is the question going round the town, with the News-Record in the middle. It seems Chet Bowen, basketball coach at CCHS, decided the Camel B … more

From the Jan. 1, 1948 News Record:A few weeks ago the News-Record published the fact that it had been the recipient of a $1,000 bill from the Rev. H.G. Hallock in Shanghai, China, but it seems that … more