A day without my WHAT? “I freak out without my phone,” said Marissa McLaughlin, a high school senior. “I use my phone every day. It is my alarm clock, my calendar, my calculator, but I use it mostly for texting.”
Add this to the ever-growing pile of proof that women are from Venus and men are from Mars: Even the way they cook differs. At least that’s the opinion expressed by some of the guys ready to show off their culinary skills in Saturday’s 100 Men Who Cook benefit.
Unwanted, older horses have become a growing problem in the United States, and as their numbers have increased, the need for equine retirement homes such as Mitchell Farm in Salem also has grown.
Between carrying oversized handbags, lightening their hair and buying new 4-inch stilettos, all women know that with fashion comes pain. We know there’s no room for complaining. We do it to ourselves, and at the end of the day, we look fabulous.
For many people, losing a pet may be as traumatic as losing a person in their life, and the intense feelings of sadness can linger for months or even years.
Done with your spring cleaning? Not so fast. It’s garage-sale time, and that means that stuff piled up in your attic, basement, crawl space or garage is ripe for the picking -- and profit.
Cooper County Memorial Hospital & Clinics and the Boonslick Heartland YMCA in Boonville held their annual “Healthy Kids Day” celebration on Saturday offering tipa about safety and other healthy living habits through the wide array of activities, healthy snacks and other healthy living habits.
At a time the real estate market is crashing and a recession is looming, many people may be holding off on that second SUV or scaling back the two-week vacation, but they are still willing to pay big money for high-quality playsets.
Colored lights flash, and “The Simpsons” theme repeats as the game kicks into the highest level, spitting out three balls. “This is going pretty well,” Bowen Kerins says calmly.