The segment showcased LaToya and Kolby discussing motherhood and its challenges. While LaToya confided that she experienced feelings she had never encountered before, Kolby assured her that it was ...

Joe Thompson’s wife, Chantelle, confirmed that he died on April 17 Latoya Gayle joined PEOPLE as an Associate Editor in 2024. Her work has previously appeared in The U.S. Sun, National World ...

Six months ago, LaToya Cantrell appeared to be in imminent legal peril. The New Orleans mayor’s former bodyguard, a city police officer, had been charged in July with federal crimes ...

In 1987, the golf course opened by founders Roger Weaver and Dennis Seymore first welcomed golfers to its front nine, news reports from the time showed. Just three years later, in 1991 ...

The crash took place on I-95 in McIntosh County, Ga., on the morning of Sunday, April 6 WRAL A mother and her four children died after their SUV burst into flames in a collision with another ...

although Mayor LaToya Cantrell's administration said that won't be clear until the end of June. A windfall of federal pandemic aid totaling nearly $400 million is nearly spent, leaving precious ...

Cedar Ridge Golf Course in Gettysburg opened as a 9-hole course in 1988 and another nine was added the following year, but after Dennis Seymore recently sold the land, the course has seen its ...

Dylan Grant died while competing at a Wharton County Youth Fair event on April 3 Latoya Gayle joined PEOPLE as an Associate Editor in 2024. Her work has previously appeared in The U.S. Sun ...

Chanel Tapper’s 3.8-inch-long tongue has been unbeatable since 2010, according to the Guinness World Records Guinness World Records A woman whose tongue measures 3.8 inches long — from the tip ...

In the boys 200m clash, Sanjay Seymore (William Knibb), the Class One champion, took the win in a close 22.02 clocking, finishing ahead of Vere’s Omar James, 22.04, and Edwin Allen’s Antonio ...

The Cedar Ridge Golf Course at 1225 Barlow Two Taverns Road in Gettysburg was first purchased back in 1986 and has been operated by Vietnam Veteran and CEO Dennis Seymore for the past 39 years.