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ELKTON — Edwards Fashions Mens Wear is having a huge liquidation sale in preparation for the iconic Elkton store closing in July.

For her dedication to helping kids in need receive a comfort item, Donna Pearson was recently presented with the Distinguished Achievement Award from Lincoln’s Gamma Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma

HERMISTON — Jeannie Echols pushed her walker purposefully toward the glass front doors of Good Shepherd Medical Center, Hermiston, the morning of April 21.

Clothing choices are an easy first step in reducing our carbon footprint.

On Monday, the University of Georgia’s textiles, merchandising and interiors department hosted the third event of its four-part diversity in fashion speaker series. Indiana University associate professor Heather Akou gave

Ellie Bowen-Keyes, a senior at Westside High School, wore a silk dress to prom. Her mother made it from fabric her grandfather brought back to her grandmother from Thailand in

For women the suit has never been a better choice – there is such a variety of styles and silhouettes. Look at Zendaya’s bright pink Valentino look, Lily Collins’ all-black tux or Maggie Gyllenhaal’s terracotta two-piece.

With the onset of the pious month of Ramzan, the Indian Army in the Boniyar area of Jammu and Kashmirs Baramulla district rose to the occasion to provide necessary assistance to the local Imams idea to include tailoring classes for the students of darul ulooms in addition to the ongoing curriculum.

Alongside the Sunflower Journey Quilt Show, a youth quilt show also took place this weekend at the Dickinson County Arts Council building on Cedar Street.

Coming from life in a small American town, Tokyo proved a major change for Cassandra Harada. Still, her career as a bespoke tailor provides a link to those early days shearing sheep.