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July 1, 2024
the country remains divided in terms of its willingness to stay the course on mask wearing and social distancing for the final month before the vaccine has been distributed. president biden is expected to preview what a return to normal will look like here. hell also address the grief of a nation consumed for one whole year. the anniversary marks the day for many americans, the grim reality, from "the washington post," quote -- for most people march 11th was when the crisis first becam...
September 29, 2023
This weekend, Queens has an impressive line-up of events that include family-oriented activities, concerts, film screenings and more. Here are some of this
September 20, 2023
REV and CoBank Team Up, Provide $20,500 to Four Local Non-Profits
September 20, 2023
REV and CoBank Team Up, Provide $20,500 to Four Local Non-Profits
September 7, 2022
An antique show, live music, a pizza block party and a high school festival fundraiser are on the agenda this weekend in Terrebonne and Lafourche.
August 11, 2022
If Vecna lives on the other side of the City of Trees, where's his house?
August 11, 2022
If Vecna lives on the other side of the City of Trees, where's his house?
August 11, 2022
If Vecna lives on the other side of the City of Trees, where's his house?
March 11, 2021
Chloe Effron for Mental Floss It’s been over 100 years since the Girl Scouts sold their first cookies—which the troopers and their moms made from scratch in their kitchens and wrapped in wax paper—for 25 to 35 cents per dozen. And since then, the Girl Scouts have built a veritable dessert empire, populated with an assortment of delectable cookie varieties. Thin Mints, Samoas, Tagalongs, and Do-si-dos (to name a few) are a far cry from the simple vanilla shortbread cookies sold in the 1920...
February 12, 2021
After helping one another through the loss of their own family members, a group of friends has formed a nonprofit organization to help others get through their grief. Founded in September, Anointed Hands does the cooking and cleaning for the "repass" meal so those mourning a loved ones death have one less thing to worry about or pay for. A repass is a reception that takes place after a funeral service in which family and friends come together to eat and share memories of the person who...