Monday is leap day, so we are running some new and old answers about that once-every-four-years (roughly) event. And be sure to look for an article in Monday’s Winston-Salem Journal about leap ...

It’ll be the longest day of the year north of the Equator, and it is the scientific start of summer. Earth has a solstice every six months, in June and in December. Leading up to the summer ...

It was eventually taken over by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee, who worked on it for over 30 years. It is now being maintained by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek. Which is harder: Jumble or Crossword? It ...