Virginia Lee (Burger) Norman, of Weston, Missouri, was welcomed into the kingdom of heaven on Nov. 19, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. She is survived by her son, Paul Norman of Weston, Missouri; her son, Phil, and daughter-in-law, Tawnie Norma, of Rolling Hills, California; and her sister, Margaret Cromer, of Loveland, Colorado. She also leaves her five adored grandchildren [.] The post Virginia Lee (Burger) Norman first appeared on Enterprise Media.
President Trump is standing behind his most trusted negotiator, Steve Witkoff, following the leak of a phone call with a senior Russian official, which Ukraine’s backers have criticized for what they see as the special envoy’s attempts to sabotage American support for Kyiv and broker a deal favorable to Moscow. It’s the latest twist over a chaotic week in which the Trump administration’s behind-the-scenes dealmaking between Russia and Ukraine has spurred both optimism and questions about progress toward peace. This includes the leak last week of a 28-point plan for ending Russia’s war that was heavily criticized as hewing to Moscow’s maximalist.
Pastor Michael Slininger and the congregation of Spencer Grace United Methodist Church wanted to help those in need of extra food this year. “We have a meal that is open to the community on Wednesday nights at Grace United Methodist Church, but we wanted to be able to support families in our community in a bigger way,” Pastor Michael Slininger [.] The post Grace UMC donates $2K to The Outreach Spencer first appeared on Enterprise Media.
A St. Louis charter school has been ordered to stop in-person classes immediately after a safety audit uncovered major security and supervision failures.
A three-day strike by nurses and other health care workers began Wednesday morning with picketing at three Sharp HealthCare locations.
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As turkeys sat brined and last-minute grocery runs were being planned on Wednesday, a few of Vacaville’s civic leaders took a moment to reflect on what the holiday means to them this year. This Thanksgiving, Vice Mayor Sarah Chapman said she is most thankful for the health of her family and loved ones, as well [.].
A Utah man who was spared execution this fall after developing dementia during his 37 years on death row died Wednesday of apparent natural causes, according to the state’s Department of Corrections.
Eight newspapers including the L.A. Daily News and San Diego Union-Tribune seek more than $10 billion in damages.
