Jeff Nelson

NEW MARKET – It’s easy to point to a spot on the stat sheet to see why North Putnam defeated Southmont 24-14 in Monon Conference football action Friday.

The singer-songwriter performed and was honored at a fundraiser at the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center on Sept. 30

The singer-songwriter performed and was honored at a fundraiser at the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center on Sept. 30

Speed is the ultimate force multiplier in modern warfare. During Project Convergence 2020, the Army reported shrinking the time to detect, identify, and engage a target from roughly 20 minutes to about 20 seconds. It was a demonstration, not a fielded capability, but it signaled that the joint force is heading toward a process of identifying the structure of an attack that is measured in seconds rather than minutes.

The music icon's acclaimed album ‘Confessions II' is fueling awards buzz

The music icon’s acclaimed album ‘Confessions II’ is fueling awards buzz

Together, Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo make the creative pairing Los Javis. They have dedicated their distinct artistic voices to unapologetic queerness, from the critically acclaimed series “Veneno” to the judging panel of “Drag Race España” (where they also sat in the directors’ seats for those campy acting challenges). Los Javis set their sights on

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's “You Can See Everything” redefines what documentary cinema can achieve.

The title of Herman Yau’s “We’re Nothing at All” takes on both a personal and a societal meaning. While its rage surrounding systemic inequality, poverty, homophobia, and gendered prejudice is justifiable, he asks for empathy in the wrong places. As a lovers’ holiday, Valentine’s Day is all about affection and gratitude. But for boyfriends Fai

Freedom of the press (or the lack thereof) is a burning issue in today’s politics, especially as journalists face hostility in a digital era that treats information as the enemy. Carl Joseph Papa’s “58th” claims the Philippines is the second most dangerous place to be a journalist, behind only Iraq, and he deconstructs that through