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The house is undecorated, the cupboards bare – and guests are about to turn up. From emergency cocktails to the art of delegation, our expert tips will get you Christmas-ready

“Could it be? Oh my! I think it just might be. The campaign for our city commission‘s District 4 race is being conducted without acrimony, attack ads or finger pointing.

Authors, critics and Guardian readers discuss the titles they have read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comments

Policing what should go between two slices of bread means missing out one of life’s pleasures: breaking all the food ‘rules’, says Rebecca May Johnson, author of Small Fires and co-editor of Vittles

This lively book – published at a time when British food writing feels exciting – insists that following a recipe can be a creative process.

GOOD NEWS: CCPS Collects Nearly $4K In Gift Cards For EKY

Christian County Public Schools has announced a total of $3,750 in gift cards have been collected for flood victims in eastern Kentucky. In conjunction with the

The final cemetery stroll to be offered at the Historic Key West City Cemetery this season will take place on Saturday, March 19.

The final Cemetery Stroll to be offered at the Historic Key West City Cemetery this season will take place on Saturday, March 19.

When Kim Catron – Ellsworth teacher, mom of two and published author –was a little girl, she loved reading.