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Victor Mature, a legendary figure in classic Hollywood cinema, has recently captured renewed attention online, thanks to a viral YouTube video titled “Victor Mature Goes Blind and Tragically Dies after Revealing a Painful Secret.” This video, published about two weeks ago, has sparked considerable discussion and concern among viewers. However, it is essential to clarify the facts surrounding Victor Mature’s life and legacy amidst this sensationalized narrative. Victor Mature was an iconic actor best known for his commanding presence in films such as Samson and Delilah and My Darling Clementine. His career, which spanned the 1940s and 1950s, showcased a…

Clyde Aikau, a revered Hawaiian waterman and younger brother of the legendary surfer Eddie Aikau, passed away peacefully on May 3, 2025, at his home in Waimānalo, Oʻahu. At 75 years old, Clyde’s passing marks the end of a remarkable life steeped in ocean legacy, cultural devotion, and community service. He faced a prolonged battle with pancreatic cancer and heart disease with unwavering optimism and strength, embodying the true spirit of resilience. Born on October 24, 1949, in Kahului, Maui, Clyde was the youngest among six siblings in the renowned Aikau family. The family’s relocation to Oʻahu in 1959 set…

Nicky Andrews, the former principal of Greenville Middle Academy, has passed away, leaving a deep and lasting impact on the Greenville community. Known for her unwavering dedication to education and student success, Andrews was a beacon of leadership and compassion in the local school system. Her death has saddened students, teachers, parents, and community members alike, who remember her as a tireless advocate for quality education and a steadfast supporter of her staff. During her tenure at Greenville Middle Academy, Andrews was instrumental in fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment. She championed programs that enhanced both academic achievement and…

A significant accident on Route 476 North (commonly known as the Blue Route) caused major traffic disruptions earlier today, drawing a swift response from emergency crews and sparking concern among motorists and local residents. The multi-vehicle crash occurred during the morning commute, near the stretch between the I-76 interchange and the Route 3 exit, a notoriously busy corridor in southeastern Pennsylvania. Authorities have confirmed that the accident involved at least three vehicles, including a commercial delivery van and two passenger cars. Preliminary reports suggest that a chain reaction began when one vehicle attempted an abrupt lane change, causing a collision…

Traffic came to a near standstill on Tuesday following a police response to a suicide-related incident on the northbound span of the Delaware Memorial Bridge. According to the Delaware Department of Transportation (DELDOT), multiple lanes on I-295 Northbound were temporarily blocked due to an ongoing situation involving police activity. The incident caused significant delays for drivers attempting to cross into New Jersey, with congestion beginning as far back as the I-95 Northbound Service Area. Authorities have since confirmed that the police response was linked to an apparent suicide attempt or tragedy involving an individual on the bridge. Details remain limited…

Tajammul Kaleem, a revered voice in contemporary Punjabi poetry, passed away recently, leaving behind a profound legacy that continues to resonate across linguistic and cultural boundaries. Born on March 26, 1960, in Chunian, District Kasur, Pakistan, Kaleem’s life was marked by early adversity; orphaned at a young age, he faced significant hardships that shaped his poetic sensibilities. Despite these challenges, he carved a niche for himself in the literary world, becoming a prominent figure in Punjabi literature. Kaleem’s poetry is celebrated for its deep engagement with social realities, emotional depth, and linguistic richness. His works often reflect the struggles of…

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The last day of school comes came in with a bit of a slow ride in Spencer County Thursday morning. For decades, students have driven their family tractors to school on the last day. It has become a beloved tradition in the community. Pictures show more than a dozen tractors parked in the grass at the school, some probably older than the student who drove it, while others seem much newer with enclosed cabs. It also looked like someone even drove a lawnmower to school, and someone else parked their tractor in front of the nearby…

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A Louisville veteran jumped out of a plane to celebrate his 100th birthday, and it wasn’t his first time doing it. Lee Smith went skydiving in Elizabethtown last week, with his family watching from the ground. The World War II veteran was part of the Army Air Cops in the 1940s and despite all his training to jump out of a plane, he never got to actually do it. So, he’s making up for lost time. “I think people are pretty accurate, they think I lost my mind and maybe I have,” Smith told WDRB last…

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — An iconic name in Kentucky bourbon paid tribute to an American Revolutionary War hero laid to rest in the heart of bourbon country. Maker’s Mark hosted a special ceremony Saturday to honor Nicholas Ray, Sr., a previously unrecognized American Revolutionary War veteran buried on the distillery’s grounds. Ray served as a captain in Maryland during the war for independence. After the war he, his two brothers and sister journeyed west, eventually settling in what is now Marion County, Kentucky. Ray died in 1819 and was buried near Raywick, where many of his descendants are also buried.…

SHEPHERDSVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — In the midst of heartbreak, hope is finding its way to the people of London, Kentucky. After a deadly tornado tore through the region—flattening homes and claiming the lives of 19 people—volunteers from across the state are stepping up in extraordinary ways to help total strangers. “Nothing will humble you more than being in a disaster zone and seeing the wrath and then seeing the hearts of everybody,” said Melissa Mayfield, a volunteer. “I mean, it’s everywhere.” That spirit of compassion has sparked a massive relief effort centered in Shepherdsville. Volunteers are working tirelessly to collect…