Jackson Rava had 18 points and seven rebounds as Sharon defeated Dedham 68-52 in ... as Bedford defeated Gloucester, 61-52. Kameron Rucker and Shyheim Babb poured in 16 points each, while Rolky ...

Carnarius Rucker (Jessica) of Cornelia; step-dad, Papa Henry Young of Cornelia; uncle and aunt, Clarence Chavis (Angie) of Demorest; aunt, Sharon Rucker of Cornelia; special nieces and nephews, Nevaeh ...

Betty Pauli Ruddick, age 91, resident of Fort Scott, Kan., passed away Sunday March 2, 2025, in Camdenton, Mo. She was born July 3, 1933, in Manhattan, Kan., the daughter of Lowell Carl and Wilma ...

After a free-standing emergency room diagnosed Ricky Rucker with appendicitis, the ER arranged for his transport by private ambulance. That drove Rucker 7 miles to Roanoke Memorial Hospital. The bill ...

Sharon Stone isn't letting her age define her. The "Basic Instinct" actress turns 67 next week, and she told The Sunday Times that she still loves her body. "A lot of people give up as they get ...

Detroit artist Rashaun Rucker will receive the Alain Locke Recognition Award at the Detroit Institute of Arts on February 16th. “The joy is in the work,” said Detroit-based artist Rashaun Rucker.

"He got offered to go and read for 'Pirates of the Caribbean' — and I've never said this to anyone," Sharon revealed. By Lexi Carson Ozzy Osbourne once had a chance to join the Pirates of the ...

Darius Rucker only wants to be with you (and of course thousands of others) to share Beers and Sunshine this Oct. 17 at Rogers Place on an eight-stop tour of Canada. This tour of the renowned and ...

Ozzy Osbourne once had a chance to join the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. Sharon Osbourne was a guest on a recent episode of The Magnificent Others With Billy Corgan podcast, where she revealed ...

North Carolina linebacker Kaimon Rucker is the latest to announce he spoke with the Cardinals. North Carolina edge Kaimon Rucker enjoyed his time meeting with the Arizona Cardinals. @PHNX ...

Forrest Alfred Rucker (1889 – 1945), better known as Al Rucker during his professional career, is a little-discussed figure in the history of 20th-century periodical publishing in Canada.