U.S. Marshals have captured a New Hampshire man who was wanted by the Merrimack County Sheriff’s Office on multiple charges, including failure to appear for a felony related to firearm possession. Upon his arrest, authorities discovered not only firearms but also explosives and components for 3D-printed ‘ghost guns’ that can be assembled without serial numbers. This case raises significant concerns about the proliferation of unregulated firearms, as ‘ghost guns’ have become increasingly prevalent in discussions surrounding gun control. The man’s stockpile of dangerous materials highlights ongoing challenges in addressing firearm-related crimes and the risks they pose to community safety. Read…

Youth hunters in Tuscarawas County recently showcased their skills at TuscLands’ First Flight Hunt, where they successfully bagged a total of 30 pheasants. This event not only provided an opportunity for the young hunters to engage in the sport but also emphasized the importance of safety, with participants earning safety certifications throughout the day. The event took place in Uhrichsville, fostering camaraderie and skills among the next generation of hunters. With a mix of excitement and education, young participants learned valuable lessons that extend beyond hunting, aiming to instill responsible practices and a deeper appreciation for wildlife. Read full story…

Claire Gunnison, a Philadelphia Navy veteran, is leading the nonprofit Action Tank to address critical issues such as food insecurity and gun violence in the city. Having served a decade as an F-18 weapons systems operator, Gunnison leverages her military teamwork and leadership skills to implement impactful community programs within her organization, which includes fellow veterans dedicated to improving lives in Philadelphia. Since its founding, Action Tank has made significant strides, including initiatives to combat the opioid epidemic and recently addressing period poverty through collaborations with local nonprofits. Gunnison, who holds a master’s in public health, emphasizes the importance of…

The PBS documentary “The Last 600 Meters: The Battles of Najaf and Fallujah” commemorates the intense urban warfare experienced by U.S. Marines and soldiers during the pivotal 2004 operations in Iraq. Through personal recollections of service members, the film captures the harrowing realities of combat as these troops engage in life-and-death battles within the confines of cities like Fallujah, known for its intense house-to-house fighting and the heavy toll on both U.S. forces and insurgents alike. One compelling moment comes from Master Sgt. Karl R. Erickson, a U.S. Army sniper, who emphasizes the stark reality faced by troops, stating, “Foreign…

A 17-year-old has been shot and killed in Rockledge, prompting an ongoing investigation by local police. Officers responded to reports of a gunshot victim at a residence on Ferndale Avenue over the weekend and transported the teen to Holmes Regional Medical Center, where they later succumbed to their injuries. Authorities have not released the name of the victim or the specifics of the shooting, but they believe the incident to be isolated. Police are urging anyone with information to come forward and help with the investigation, which has raised concerns in the community about safety and violence among youth. Read…

The Tyrone Fire Department invites the community to its annual Deer Hunters Breakfast, taking place on November 15th-17th and November 21st-22nd from 7:30 a.m. to noon. This beloved local event welcomes hunters, farmers, and neighbors to enjoy a hearty breakfast featuring eggs, bacon or sausage, potatoes, biscuits and gravy, and pancakes, all for just $10 for adults and $5 for children. In addition to the delicious meals, attendees can participate in a dessert auction on the evening of November 22nd at 6:30, along with a drawing for a free rural fire membership and a deer hunters gift basket. This event…

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Illinois legislation, House Bill 3320 and Senate Bill 2279, seeks to impose financial liability on firearm manufacturers in response to the alarming rise in mass shootings. With over five incidents reported since October alone, 2025 is on track to become one of the deadliest years for gun violence in the U.S. This proposed law would require manufacturers to contribute to a state fund based on the recovery rate of their firearms in violent incidents. The initiative aims to shift the financial responsibility for gun violence, historically borne by taxpayers, back to the corporations profiting from firearm sales. If passed, the…

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Remington Ammunition recently hosted its fourth annual Shoot to Cure sporting clays fundraiser. The event united the outdoor industry and local Arkansas businesses to support disease research and aid children in need. All proceeds went to benefit the Arkansas Children’s Hospital. This year’s event was a tremendous success, raising nearly $19,000. That brought the gathering’s four-year total to more than $50,000. Shotgun owners everywhere can also help families throughout the year with the purchase the company’s Gun Club Cure line of target shotshells. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this ammunition benefits children’s hospitals and disease research…