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WH’s Associate Lifestyle Editor, Lindsay Geller, on saying goodbye to boredom and her Sunday Scaries.

Cut your prep time in half with these top-rated food processors TODAY 2/19/2021 Rylee Johnston Our editors independently selected these items because we think you will enjoy them and might like them at these prices. If you purchase something through our links, we may earn a commission. Pricing and availability are accurate as of publish time. Learn more about Shop TODAY. Sometimes you just don’t have the energy to cook an entire meal. With work and errands to run, it can see...

Meal Prep Doesnt Just Make Your Life Easier, It Makes It Healthier—Heres How Betty Gold © Provided by Real Simple Getty Images Meal prepping is an excellent way to save tons of time in the kitchen—spend a little time in the kitchen on Sunday and youll save yourself from endless hours of slicing, dicing, sauteing, and searing during the already-exhausting work week ahead. After all, when components of your breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner are already (mostly) made, you have...

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Reviewed — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Gift shopping is hard. No matter if you’re shopping for a sibling, a longtime spouse, or a co-worker, the act of picking out the perfect gift can be overwhelming. What do they want? What do they not already own? What color would they want it in? Are they allergic to anything? Do they like to read? What is their favorite scent? So many questions, ...

BENTON — With a week before Christmas, Marcella’s Kitchen served up more than hot lunches. The nonprofit also gave away hundreds of bags of groceries, fruits and gifts with help from the community. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, volunteers at Marcella’s Kitchen, located at 868 Guy Mathis Drive in Benton, handed out 487 meals, 487 bags of fruit, plus well over 500 bags of groceries to families who drove through. In addition, they received various gifts and stocking stuffers, such ...

Sherri McMillan With so many restrictions on activities and businesses, what do you get your fit friends that will be appreciated, accessible and used. Since everyone’s comfort level is different, it’s best to go the safe route with your holiday gifts this year that any exercise enthusiast would enjoy. Here’s some gift ideas that any hard-core fitness fanatic could use during the 2020 Holiday season and beyond. Workout Gear Gyms are closed but working out and maintaining fitness...

BY LARRY L. KUBERT for L Magazine Since this past spring, Lincoln dining services and establishments have faced a troubling situation. The COVID-19 virus has resulted in diminished patronage, and now with the colder months, business could become more abated. In addition to the carryout option for customers, some locally owned caterers and restaurants have placed an emphasis on providing “family” or “weekly” meals that can be delivered to, or picked up, by patrons...

Article content With new COVID-19 rules ending sit-down dining this Saturday at midnight, more restaurants will turn to third-party apps like SkipTheDishes to get food to customers. But businesses warn these apps come at a cost to the local economy. Nicole Hefferan, general manager at Earls Fort McMurray, said these apps take money out of the community and skim profits from businesses struggling during the pandemic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. ...

Article content With new COVID-19 rules ending sit-down dining this Saturday at midnight, more restaurants will turn to third-party apps like SkipTheDishes to get food to customers. But businesses warn these apps come at a cost to the local economy. Nicole Hefferan, general manager at Earls Fort McMurray, said these apps take money out of the community and skim profits from businesses struggling during the pandemic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. ...