Your first and best resource for creating and publishing an obituary in The Argus-Press are the funeral service professionals handling the details of your loved one’s final arrangements.

This Black History Month, one writer with the New York Times is working to create obituaries to honor and remember a once overlooked group of people.

Funeral homes may place obituaries by going to www.memoriams.com. The Cecil Whig provides obituaries for a fee. Obituaries must be confirmed by a funeral home, crematory, funeral director ...

Funeral homes often submit obituaries as a service to the families they are assisting. However, we will be happy to accept obituaries from family members pending proper verification of the death.

Nezzie Hardges holds her niece Amelia Kelley, 6, while they listen to Preston Love Jr. read from his children's book "Your ...

In 1977, Murray was offered a full-time role as the prison’s fine arts instructor, which he held till he retired in 2003 and, ...

Diversity, equity and inclusion programs are designed to help first-generation students, people with disabilities and ...

Philippe Augendre was a promising racer whose shot at a career in cycling was partly undone by war in 1914. He remained a ...

She was pretty athletic, loved to golf, walk with her little dog Ginger, play bridge and read ferociously and was independent ...

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