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If there is one thing that all Sri Lankans can agree on, it’s the passionate love for that authentic village-style rice and curry. A burst of fresh flavours and aromatic spices not only feeds just the stomach but the soul. An authentic rice and curry extravaganza is not just a gastronomic experience, but a spiritual […]

They are an excellent source of vitamin C, especially the ripest peppers, which are red. Peppers are also a good source of vitamin A and fiber. Bell peppers also have antioxidant properties, which may help to protect against diseases such as cardiovascular disease and some cancers. Bell Peppers Nutrition Facts and Health Benefits Bell peppers […]

The Curse of Oak Island recap: A Roman coin from 300 BC is found on Lot 5, and a tunnel at the Money Pit turns into a shaft.

The Lewis & Clark Interpretative Center in Great Falls has waived admission fees and is offering the loan of snowshoes free of charge this winter.

The exhibit will be available through the end of January. The museum is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Admission is free.

  Chippewas of the Thames First Nation held the Gawii Wiikaa Ga-Nendimisii (Never Ever Forget Me) Music a...

Aura Sunada Newlin, Interim Director of the Heart Mountain Foundation, spoke about Heart Mountain: The History of an American Concentration Camp.

A polarising ingredient in much of the world, coriander is an unsung hero of Indian cuisine. And one chef wants to bring it into the limelight, giving it "the glory it deserves".

The Southwest Louisiana Zydeco Music Festival has had iconic moments, but Saturday in Opelousas might be the biggest.

Guyana is leading an aggressive food security agenda within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)- a 15-member bloc of Caribbean states, but amid growing concerns of food shortages, the country has backed similar efforts in the wider Americas.Guyana’s Mi