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The Starkville Photography Club is bringing Starkville residents and Mississippi State University students together in a diverse community of shutterbugs and artists. The club began with a simple Facebook group formed in October 2022. Arielle Jones, a local photographer, created a group to connect photographers in the Starkville area. As more people joined to share...

An Aberdeenshire runner and her 80-year-old mum conquered the 10K race at Run Balmoral in memory of her sister.

"I want to thank the superb team of snow removal crews for all the work they have done this winter," Fargo resident Jackie Rosson writes.

Create Youth Dance are this week adding the finishing touches to their preparations for their lead role in the city’s Recycle and Renewal themed Spring Ca...

Whether you’re covering stains, refreshing a faded garment or transforming an abandoned bridesmaid’s dress, dyeing can give old clothes a new life

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Meet Australia’s fashion fixers: ‘There’s no apprenticeship, it’s more Bruce Lee style’ Rosemary Wright is the owner and original dyer from Cullachange, a Sydney company that dyes your old clothing. Photograph: Carly Earl/The Guardian As people become more conscious of reducing waste, Australia’s professional menders are welcoming a new wave of customers by DoosieMorris Tue 4 May 2021 13.30 EDT Last modified on Tue 4 May 2021 20.03 EDT “It’s like a puzzle...

Meet Australia’s fashion fixers: ‘There’s no apprenticeship, it’s more Bruce Lee style’ Doosie Morris “It’s like a puzzle,” Yusra Adin says, smiling from behind her sewing machine at Second Stitch, a community textiles initiative in Melbourne’s north. The former civil engineer from Iraq chuckles, recalling the tattered remains of a favourite T-shirt, brought in for repairs after its owner tore it off in shreds during a surprise arachnid encounter. “It was in ...