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More than 350 Killeen ISD buses rolled into the pre-dawn Monday as families across the sprawling school district transitioned from summer to a new school year.

The Gloucester Fisheries Heritage Festival offers an array of activities for all ages to learn more about the city’s fishing heritage plus a scenic setting of the working Inner Harbor

“For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Ephesians 2:10

To say Pam Hunt of Deport makes doll clothes is like saying Michelangelo was a painter. Her doll clothes are sold mostly to adult collectors rather than for children to

How many still have a sewing machine in the house and still use it? It was on this date in 1851 that American inventor Isaac Singer patented the sewing machine.

Washing your laundry in cold water does more than save energy and money on your utility bill: It also preserves your clothes. The fibers of your clothing have no problem

With the “Barbie” movie kicking up sparkle dust, I’d like to go on record thanking Barbie for my brief foray into sewing.

What exactly does that mean? It can mean more than a bad “do,” but currently, the thoughts that flood my memories of “bad” hair days are those bad episodes when

The McConnell Mansion Museum in Moscow features an exhibit dedicated to local fashion. “Moscow: Fashion Through the Decades” details clothing trends, current events and some of the influences fashion had

It feels like the Bulldog days of summer. But some of the events of autumn will come before the season. Still, it is time to plan and save for the