A devoted member of First Presbyterian Church in Weaverville ... and Christina Lynne Ausband Hinton (Chuck); great-grandchildren, Laurel Christine Hinton, Zachary Charles Hinton, Tyler Chase ...

The City of Hinton announced the launching of TextMyGov, a new messaging service for residents. According to a press release, ...

First Presbyterian Church of Amarillo is resuming its regular worship schedule on Sunday, Jan. 12, offering three services.

With the support of a Mental Health Initiative grant from the Center for Congregations, First Presbyterian Church in Columbus ...

The new Women's Bible Study classes will begin Jan. 28. The group will study "Exodus & Numbers: The Exodus From Egypt" by John MacArthur. The cost of the study book is $10. There will be two classes ...

First Presbyterian Church will launch its year-long mental health initiative with a seminar and sermon Jan. 18 and 19. Titled Heads Up, the mental health initiative will continue into the year with ...

The City of Hinton is set to unveil a new texting system to make communications between the city and the residents.

WINNSBORO, La. (KNOE) - The Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating a fire at First Presbyterian Church at 1101 8th Street in Winnsboro. Winnsboro Fire Department Chief Grant Griffith ...

The Free Presbyterian Church — Northern Ireland’s most hardline Protestant denomination — has just ejected a minister for being too hardline. It’s an episode which in other circumstances ...

Geoffrey Hinton, the prominent data scientist known as the “Godfather of artificial intelligence,” is backing Elon Musk in his legal attempt to block OpenAI from switching to a for-profit company.

Geoffrey Hinton, the British-Canadian computer scientist widely regarded as the “godfather” of artificial intelligence (AI), has raised alarm bells regarding the potential risks associated ...

Geoffrey Hinton, often referred to as one of the “godfathers” of artificial intelligence, believes there is a 10% to 20% chance that AI could drive humanity to extinction within 30 years.