Photos of Jim Hawkins tattooed on Cedric GrayThe left arm of are three football players in the sky wearing the numbers 9, 10 and 43. They represent Tony Romo, Eli Manning and Troy Polamalu, him and his brothers’ favorite football players growing up. It’s one of hisRead More →
Zhao Jiawen of Team China competes in the Gundersen Large Hill/10km Individual Event at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics in Zhangjiakou on February 15, 2022. Photo: VCG Just before the closing ceremony of Beijing 2022, figure skating duo Han Cong and Sui Wenjing won the 9th gold medalRead More →
DIANA PANUNCIAL RACINE, Wis. — A Wisconsin couple who love Legos opened a brick-and-mortar store, selling what they’re passionate about. Daniel DeBaets and Joyce Hyatt are the owners of Wiscobricks, a new addition to the Midwest Market @ 2210 inside the Farmer’s Market at 2210 Rapids Drive in Racine, Wisconsin.Read More →
By Anthony Witrada | PGA of America | NNPA (PGA/NNPA) – As a pre-teen, Demarkis Cooper dreamed of playing quarterback. Maybe one day be the face of a franchise, or even the face of the NFL. But within minutes in June 2008, after hitting a handful of golf balls whileRead More →
I know it’s only the end of January, but believe me when I tell you Maddie ZieglerThe new movie is special. I had the opportunity to catch The consequences at SXSW 2021, and the movie has been on my mind ever since. Had he received a 2021 release, he likelyRead More →
Sometimes habits lead you in new directions in life. That’s what happened to the Tompkins family. Kaye Tompkins, her daughters Maggie and Katie and her parents Kirby and Kathy Harrell fell in love with acai and fruit smoothie bowls and found themselves driving from their homes in Bessemer and HooverRead More →
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) – Driving conditions are tougher than usual with snow on the ground, but Springfield’s snow plow drivers are the ones working around the clock to get the roads back in shape. KY3 spent the morning with a snow plow driver, who showed us around the streets ofRead More →
Two years ago, Steve Thomson fell in love with artistic creation, with wood as a medium. The graphic designer turned marketing director decided to direct his artistic passion towards the studio. Starting off simply as a hobbyist, he created gift items like cutting boards and jewelry boxes, gradually learning enoughRead More →
John “Magic” Wright fell in love with magic as a teenager and spent his entire adult life honing his craft. His career as a magician spanned nearly five decades, including a residency at the Magic Castle in Los Angeles. Today you can see him deluding himself at Theater and MuseumRead More →
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Meet entrepreneur, author and fashion historian Nancy Flaherty. Using her knowledge for fashion sewing, she recently launched her book French Flair: 10 essential pieces for the style and history that makes them so iconic. Flaherty presents ten key items women should have in their wardrobe, from the little black dressRead More →
AT WORK: Abby Molloy is now pursuing her dream of becoming a registered psychologist, with support from the Country Universities Center. Photo: Supplied. If you had told Abby Molloy at 18 that she would one day work as an addiction and alcohol counselor and enthusiastically move towards certification as aRead More →
Dr Ranj Singh had never even seen a pantomime before he found himself starring in one. The CBeebies star made his panto debut in Mother Goose in Canterbury in 2019, so he knew what to expect when he joined the cast of Alhambra panto Sleeping Beauty. “I never saw pantoRead More →
“People are learning more about it. It’s not just weed anymore, ”said Joel Warrick, owner of Green Bud Lounge. Since the Green Bud Lounge, located on Hillsboro Boulevard near Dotson Products, opened in May, owners Joel and Laura Warrick have worked to bring customers a range of quality hemp derivatives.Read More →
When Zach Klonicke was 16, he interned at a private veterinary practice, working exclusively in his kennel. He took care of the dogs and cleaned the cages, but he also experimented with the treatment side of the practice, which committed him to his career. “I fell in love with it,”Read More →
It takes Miriam Weiskind five days of prep and 60 seconds of cooking for the aroma of the dough – cooked to golden, bubbling perfection with sweet tomatoes and salty, hazelnut mozzarella cheese – to fill the air with its sound. Brooklyn apartment. But soon – with the help ofRead More →
The herald Carl Maswoswa Young Interactive Writer The second century has become a world centered around passionate careers rather than study-related jobs. The mentality that education is the only way out is a thing of the past. Times have changed, the environment is looking for an innovative mindset to surviveRead More →
Textile artist Kathryn Coulter is inspired by nature and the flowers of her hometown of Fermanagh. Working with fresh flowers, Kathryn incorporates them into her textile pieces using embroidery, preserving their beauty. Here, she talks to The Impartial Reporter about her artistic journey, her most ambitious work to date, andRead More →
It’s safe to say that I love passion fruit, and a capital “L” on love wouldn’t be out of place in any way. It is truly the king of tropical fruits, still underestimated by the US market thanks to its odd appearance, but fresh passion fruit is an absolutely spellbindingRead More →
Max Garcia quickly rose through the ranks in the sport of wrestling. The 7-year-old won a national title at the 2021 Interstate 64 wrestling championships on Oct. 3 in Virginia Beach. “I wanted to wrestle because my dad and my grandfather were wrestlers,” said Garcia, who joined Ranger Wrestling ClubRead More →