Can rural America be saved? A new national 'challenge' tries to see.

Can rural America be saved? A new national 'challenge' tries to see.

Her uniform is utilitarian: jeans and a black fleece jacket for warmth, Crocs to battle the mud, and white wraparound sunglasses to shield her eyes from the winter sun. For months, Spiegel has come to a …. Take a closer look at the people behind the …

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Retail: 518 West in Glenwood South to close April 5

According to Eric Edwards, who co-owns the store with his wife, Carol, the “always changing” selection of gifts includes handbags, diaper bags, wedding party and bridesmaids gifts, aprons, jewelry, clothing, home goods, hair accessories, jackets …

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Why We Like Food That Makes Noise

The crunch of a chip, the snap of a carrot, or the fizz of a freshly opened beverage may greatly influence just how good we think those foods taste, according to new flavor research. Flavor perception is multi-sensory. “The flavor of food is reduced to …

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Restaurant review: Tomo perfect for sushi fix, but not entirely satisfying

With such painstaking attention to detail, it was all the more surprising that the night I was there, the music was straight out of 1960s American Bandstand: Neil Sedaka's Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen and Paul Anka's Puppy Love. … From the …

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Black Women's EXPO 2015 Returns To Inspire, Excite and Dazzle

“We are very excited about the 2015 Black Women's Expo,” says Merry Green, president and CEO of MGPG Events Inc., “As has been our mission for 20 years, we will celebrate the strength and resilience of African-American women as well as explore … The …

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