Reminisce: Lima’s annual Musical Jubilee
Four thousand fans turned out on a cold Thanksgiving Day in 1936 to watch Lima’s two high schools – South and Central – in the inaugural football game at the city’s new stadium, which had been completed earlier that year.
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Real Life Mama: When Mama’s away
Have you ever had a couple of weeks where you are wondering what else can be thrown at you? Whew. That’s how it has been for me recently. For the first time since before the pandemic, I had to travel for work, and call it poor planning on my part or just not realizing it, I was scheduled to travel for a few days two weeks in a row.
Steelers’ Heyward helps provide boys with access to dress clothes
PITTSBURGH — Craig Heyward came to the University of Pittsburgh in 1984 eager to play football for the Panthers.
Don’t throw out that snagged sweater
Dear Answer Angel Ellen: I have a cardigan sweater that has sustained several substantial “pulls” and I’m not sure what to do. I was sitting at a desk with a rough edge and didn’t notice what was happening until it was too late. I hesitate to just cut them off and the type of weave doesn’t lend itself to easily pulling the threads to the back. Suggestions?
Model walks runway in spray-painted dress
Supermodel Bella Hadid had a dress spray-painted onto her before walking the runway Friday at a Paris Fashion Week show for luxury label Coperni.
What’s the hot Christmas toy? Whatever your kid wants
The pandemic gave toy makers and retailers two back-to-back winning years, but the industry isn’t expecting the same level of growth in 2022.
Living with Children: ‘Gentle parenting’ appeals to emotion, not reason
Q: My husband and I recently visited our son’s family. We live 2,000 miles apart and with the pandemic and all, we hadn’t seen one another in several years. We were appalled to discover that they — our daughter-in-law in particular — practice “gentle parenting,” which seemed to explain our two grands’ generally disrespectful and disobedient behavior. When we confronted our son about the craziness in his household, he told us it was his wife’s “thing” and he was going along with it to keep the peace. Is it us, or is it “gentle parenting”?
Vermont apple cider doughnuts
My granddaughter, Greta, and I have a lot in common: We’re both always moving, easy to smile (if occasionally cranky) and love to be outdoors in the sunshine.
Atlanta’s used bookstores preserve history
ATLANTA — Jan Keith has done plenty of reading throughout her 32 years in Atlanta’s Inman Park neighborhood. She is part of book clubs, loves historical fiction, has dozens of used books and frequents the neighborhood’s A Cappella Books. The bookstore, with a large used book selection, mirrors the changing neighborhood, Keith said, with surprises around every corner.
