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This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a LEGO set based on the DeLorean car that Doc modified to travel through time. LEGO released one a few years ago (and Walmart has it on sale for $170). But it’s a ...

"It's scary in there," two youngsters who visited the Haunted House on First Avenue and 12th Street NE on Oct. 29, 1971, seem to be saying. The two 3-year-olds, James and Chris Webster of Cedar Rapids ...

While the name is rather large, what's inside is not. Welcome to the Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures, a hidden gem in midtown that can compete with any big museum in the world, according to ...

Charlevoix — I learned to drive a time machine this summer: the 1925 Ford Model T. On Clark Road, a two-lane dirt-and-gravel byway, I shifted into second gear, released the clutch, and headed south ...

After Vail Pass experienced its first closure of the season a few days earlier, the Vail Trail penned an editorial urging truckers to chain up and drivers to slow down. “Will it be another season of ...

ATLANTA — The Georgia Department of Education has released new graduation rates — and Atlanta Public Schools has reached a milestone. For the first time, APS reported a graduation rate above 90%, ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Georgia high school seniors graduated at an all-time high rate in 2025, with the four-year graduation rate recorded at 87.2%. The graduation rate marked an increase from 85.4% ...

The Vail Trail newspaper published its first issue, calling it “the beginning, we hope not the end.” The paper was started by George Knox Sr., who was described in that first issue as “a one-time ...