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My Fiancé’s Ex Is Using All Our Child Support Money to Fund Her Party Lifestyle
Care and Feeding is Slate’s parenting advice column. Have a question for Care and Feeding? Submit it here. Dear Care and Feeding, My fiancé and I are at odds about what to do with his ex. His 7-year-old son spends 90 percent of his time with us or his maternal grandparents, but his ex still…
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Kyneton on the Riverside, built for lifestyle | Sunbury & Macedon Ranges
In the heart of Kyneton, where the Campaspe River meanders gracefully through historic landscapes, a vibrant community is flourishing – Kyneton on the Riverside (KOR). Suzana Bojkovski, marketing manager at KOR, expresses her excitement as the KOR vision comes to life with more new homeowners moving into the community. Kyneton, known for its historical significance,…
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Lisa Davis: Let’s talk turkey … and pie
The fridge is full of Thanksgiving leftovers, and I have questions. Do turkeys really know how to jive? × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.
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Pages of the Past
50 years ago Nov. 21, 1973 Brighter streetlights soon coming to Dallas Dallas streets will soon be brighter, but at the same time, new street light fixtures will bring about a savings of electricity. Following city council action Monday night, Pacific Power and Light Company crews will begin replacing a total of 50 existing incandescent…
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Get to know your neighbors’ Sedona lifestyles with our biannual Lifestyles of Sedona magazine in today’s edition – Sedona Red Rock News
In today’s edition of Sedona Red Rock News, you, our dear readers, can find a copy of our biannual Lifestyles of Sedona magazine. This publication, which we have been producing for more than 20 years, is one of the highlights of our editorial news calendar, as we get to do long-form profile reporting on the…
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Top takeaways from the national tourism office’s traveler survey
Mexico was the top hotspot among Americans who booked travel as the COVID-19 pandemic came to a close. A new Outbound Survey of International Travelers released by the National Travel and Tourism Office shows that 33.5 million Americans went to Mexico in 2022. Not only does that make Mexico the most popular destination among Americans…
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The unusual story of how a dog became a town’s mayor
Most politicians caught with their tail between their legs are voted out of office or run out of town, but not the mayor of Idyllwild, California, a small mountain community about 25 miles south of Banning. Here the top dog is an actual dog — a 1-year-old, full grown American purebred golden retriever with the…
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Shop for a good cause at Junior League Holiday Market
One of the Midlands’ biggest holiday events starts Thursday, Nov. 30 when the Junior League of Columbia Holiday Market opens its doors at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds. The four-day annual event runs through Sunday, Dec. 3 in the Cantey and Goodman buildings at 1200 Rosewood Drive in Columbia. Shoppers can browse booths of seasonal…
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Audubon City Clerk resigns
AUDUBON — Audubon City Clerk Joe Foran resigned a week ago, Mayor Barb Jacobsen said, effective the end of this year, adding that he said he was ready to move on. Foran had been with the city about 10 years — since May of 2014. A special meeting was held on Tuesday night, Nov. 21,…
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs accused of sexual abuse by two more women
NEW YORK (AP) — Two more women have come forward to accuse Sean “Diddy” Combs of sexual abuse, one week after the music mogul settled a separate lawsuit with the singer Cassie that contained allegations of rape and physical abuse. Both of the new suits were filed Thursday on the eve of the expiration of…