The public is invited to North Frankfort Baptist Church on Sunday, Feb. 23, after morning service to help celebrate Pastor David Smith as he marks his 50th anniversary in the ...

Dr. Jeremiah Smith, the director of administrative services at Brentwood Hospital in Shreveport, shared his excitement for a ...

Join Board Certified Dermatologist Dr. Dustin Portela as he unveils his top 7 tips for defy the appearance of crepey skin.

Qatar’s Doha Film Institute has revealed the 47 projects across all formats selected for its fall 2024 grants round. Palestinian director Razan Madhoon’s Gaza-set drama The Good Spirit; ...

The American Mavericks Project has revealed the winners of its inaugural 2024 Call for Scores, which solicited solo piano works by Black American composers of all ages. Learn more.

College football analyst Paul Finebaum believes Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith should sue the NCAA. During a recent episode of Finebaum's "The Paul Finebaum Show," a caller on the program ...

"I wish Jeremiah Smith would transfer to Michigan," said one fan. "Smith you are worth more than that young man: demand the bag you deserve or hop in dat portal," said another fan.

Keeping wide receiver Jeremiah Smith on the team will be Ohio State’s most important task this offseason, and it appears the school is already facing some heavy competition in that regard.

On3Sports reported that star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who led Ohio State in receiving this past season, is in negotiations with the Buckeyes to remain in Columbus or enter the portal.

Yeah, well, money changes everything. Money is the very reason Ohio State star freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith – the best player on the field in Monday’s national championship victory ...

And that's what we did.” Of course, it helps when you have Jeremiah Smith. And it was the perfect time for the Jeremiah Smith Experience. "We felt like we had an advantage with Jeremiah on that ...

The national anthem plays and Chiefs guard Trey Smith looks like he’s in a dream ... Carolina Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center, where Dr. Stephan Moll suggested an experimental plan.