RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Keller Hackbusch is a local author with a growing following for his military science-fiction series. He writes his novels under the pen name, Charles Hack.

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Di 83-year-old retired army general for im autobiography wey e title, "A Journey in Service" wey e present to di public on ...