Alex Lear is a News Assistant at the Sun Journal. He focuses on topics such as government, politics, security policy, and campus life, intertwining his passion for journalism with his artistic pursuits. Alex has been featured in NewsBreak, Morning Sentinel, Our Community Now, Global Advertising News, and The Portland Press Herald.
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By: Alex Lear
Here are some stories across the decades about R.H. Reny, the founder of the Renys department store chain, curated from our newspaper archives.
Joe Rando, a 1984 Lewiston High School graduate, undertook the 2,200-mile journey in February.
