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The event is set to features vendors, bounce houses, raffles and performances.

Barbara Croft Fjeldsted was born on April 6, 1930 in Kaysville, Utah to John (Jack) Croft and Lucile Ballif Croft. As the only daughter amongst three rough and tumble brothers,

Most of us at one time or another have used the term mortify or mortified to mean we were shamed, embarrassed, or humbled by some dreadful thing we said or

She was a character from my past so imagine my surprised delight at running into her while on my recent visit to the Mitten (aka Michigan).

There was a time when a cardboard cigar box, a bottle of rubber cement and a three-ring binder that pinched your fingers were all it took to start the first

Debby McClain, a seasoned crafter who learned to sew 60 years ago in 4-H, won the inaugural “It’s in the Bag” contest at the Lawrence County Fair.

At the senior living community West Fork at Weatherford, birthdays are a big deal. One recent milestone birthday was celebrated by resident Annie Davila, who turned 95 in July.

DES MOINES — Kristen Fink of Oskaloosa won Best of Show and the Sweepstakes awards in the Shuttle or Needle Tatting division of the Fabric and Threads contest that was

Peggy Sue Garst first picked up a crochet hook when she was 5. It’s been a lifelong hobby.

Vallie was born May 9, 1938, to Alfred and Goldie Galusha in Perkins, Okla. She was oldest of four children, which included Larry, Gloria and Janet. In 1943, the family