'Not taking art too seriously': In conversation with this year's John Hughes Arts Festival directors
Joe and Millie share what the festival means to them, from sci-fi collages to a wobbly bowl
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Joe and Millie share what the festival means to them, from sci-fi collages to a wobbly bowl
Alright peeps, if this story doesn't restore a little faith in humanity, I'm not sure what will. And, for the record, you did read that headline correctly, and the story gets even crazier than that. According to Good News Network, it all happened back in March at a little convenience store in Southwick Massachusetts. Lea Rose Vieda had gone in and purchased a scratch ticket. She stood there, scratched her ticket off, then after realizing it wasn't a winner, handed it back to the store clerk who tossed it into a discard pile of already scratched tickets. A couple days later when the clerk was ...
Winning chance was courtesy of an Indian-origin family in US who returned the discarded lottery to their long-time customer, accounting for praiseworthy honesty
There was a step in the right direction Sunday, for a couple with a newborn who's been without water since Valentine's Day.
KC couple flooded with frustration over lack of running water KC Water says issue is frozen pipes A young Kansas City, Missouri, couple welcomed a baby boy into the world on Valentine's Day, but they didn't envision his first few days in this world in a home without running water. and last updated 2021-02-21 19:28:10-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. â A young Kansas City, Missouri, couple welcomed a baby boy into the world on Valentine's Day, but they didn't envision his first few days in this world in a home without running water. Summer Lea Rose first noticed they had no running water when she went...