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Today in History for 1-19
Today is Tuesday, Jan. 19, the 19th day of 2021. There are 346 days left in the year.
by Associated Press
Published Jan. 18 2021 @ 10:35pm
For your health, eat a rainbow
Do you know what makes fruits and vegetables so good for you? Phytochemicals. Phytochemicals are literally natural plant (phyto) chemicals: compounds in plants (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes) that contribute to their color, taste, and smell.
Published Jan. 18 2021 @ 4:56pm
Father objects to sharing wedding role
Dear Abby: Yesterday, my daughter informed me that her boyfriend will soon come to me to ask for her hand in marriage. She also told me she intends to have both her stepfather and me walk her down the aisle. This creates a huge problem for me.
Published Jan. 18 2021 @ 4:23pm
Protect your credit card info
Dear Heloise: I gave my credit card to the girl at the fast food window, and then she got her phone out and was texting, or she could have been taking a picture of the back of my card, which has all the pertinent info on it: the 16 digit account number, the expiration date, my name and that three digit security code.
Published Jan. 18 2021 @ 4:21pm
Exercise the best snack of all
In March 2019, Hot Springs, Arkansas, hosted the "First Ever World's Shortest Zero K St. Patrick's Day Race." The 299-foot-long course was one foot shorter than the notorious Wacky Florida Keys Cow Key Channel Bridge Run that stretches 300 feet!
Published Jan. 18 2021 @ 4:19pm
Today in History for 1-18
Today is Monday, Jan. 18, the 18th day of 2021. There are 347 days left in the year.
by Associated Press
Published Jan. 17 2021 @ 9:38pm
More motor carts to aid disabled
Today's Sound Off is about helping the handicapped shop.
by By Heloise / King Features Syndicate
Published Jan. 17 2021 @ 9:31pm
Husband throws a wrench in his wife's exercise plans
Dear Abby: As a way to manage my stress and anxiety when COVID hit, I started to exercise. Neither my husband, "Chris," nor I had ever been into fitness at all. As the months have gone on, I have realized the power of being healthy, and I try to exercise every day. The problem? Chris is angry. He calls it "me time" and has made it very difficult for me to go.
by By Abigail Van Buren / Andrews McMeel Syndication
Published Jan. 17 2021 @ 9:28pm
Corvette Stingray may be too fast and furious for mere mortals
2020 Corvette Stingray Coupe: Is this the most fun to be had for 60 grand?
by The Philadelphia Inquirer
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 5:59pm
BOOKS | REVIEWS: A Swim in a Pond in the Rain
Have you ever wondered what makes a story great? George Saunders has, and at Syracuse University, where he has taught for more than 20 years, he takes his students under the hood of great fiction to show them how it works. Now, for the price of his latest book — a lot cheaper than an MFA —he'll do the same for you.
by Associated Press
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:57pm
BOOKS | REVIEWS: Black Firsts
It's painful being a pioneer.
by New York Daily News
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:55pm
Brother may return to hometown carrying lots of baggage
Dear Abby: My brother, who lives 1,000 miles away, is thinking of moving back to our hometown to be around family and "start over." I love him. He's not a bad person, but he was a terrible father. He is now a widower, and he suffers from depression.
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:48pm
Pill bottle rattle makes simple dog toy
Dear Heloise: I take one of those single socks (preferably cotton) and an old plastic pill bottle and add some pebbles and close it up. I tie the bottle up in the sock tightly.
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:46pm
Six ways to make 2021 a happier new year
Let's cut to the chase: 2020 was a really hard year.
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:43pm
Easing COVID-related anxiety, depression
Everyone knows this is a very difficult time. Pandemic-related anxiety and depression has increased dramatically, as has the use of alcohol, pills and cannabis. People are tired of feeling bad and sad, so they look for escapes where they can find them.
by Dr. Barton Goldsmith | Columnist
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:39pm
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities for Jan. 17, 2021
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:37pm
Simple, inexpensive home improvements for living and selling
Jocelyn and Pete Lockard are planning major renovations after they close on their home in January. They'll redo the kitchen and renovate the main bathroom while they sell their Kensington home.
by The Philadelphia Inquirer
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:33pm
Bestsellers
Bestsellers for Jan.17, 2021
Published Jan. 16 2021 @ 4:30pm
Eating meat can cause wheezing in children
Q: My 10-year-old son is wheezing, so we took him to an allergist - no allergies.
Published Jan. 15 2021 @ 7:17pm
Communication with college friend is a one-way street
Dear Abby: A friend of mine from college (I graduated four years ago) is incredibly kind but terrible at keeping in touch. She has never been good at responding to texts, but now that we no longer live in the same area, we don't communicate.
Published Jan. 15 2021 @ 7:11pm
New year, new murder at TMS mystery dinner
The FBI, a press conference and murder: such is the scenario for the next Texarkana Museums System murder mystery dinner.
by Aaron Brand
Published Jan. 14 2021 @ 6:41pm
'Star Wars' to 'Jaws,' TSO celebrates John Williams
If you love the movies, you know the music of John Williams. It's just that simple.
by Aaron Brand
Published Jan. 14 2021 @ 6:40pm
TYA goes virtual with school programs
The Theatre for Young Audiences program may not put students in Perot Theatre seats in the near future, but it will bring plays to schools virtually for youth to see.
by Aaron Brand
Published Jan. 14 2021 @ 6:38pm
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