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TOTC debuts $62,500 bartender support fund 25th February, 2021 by Owen Bellwood The Tales of the Cocktail Foundation has unveiled a US$62,500 support package to aid bartenders in New Orleans impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. Tales of the Cocktail Foundation will award 250 New Orleans bartenders US$250 The Mardi Gras Gives initiative has been created in partnership with Gambino’s King Cake Rum Cream, Gambino’s Bakery, Tequila Tromba USA, Republic National Distributing Company, Don Q Rum, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Rémy Cointreau, Edrington, and 375 Park Avenue Spirits. The US$62,500 fund...

Standing on the side of a mountain on the Eason Ranch, way out in Pecos County, I found myself somehow caught up in a time warp as I glanced across the vastness of distant mountains, just as the morning sun began to light them up. The day before, during the middle of the day after the morning hunt for mule deer, John Eason had given my friends Jeff Rice, Larry Weishuhn and I a tour of some of the ancient campsites that were scattered throughout the ranch. The feeling is difficult for me to describe but I felt almost as though the "ancients," as Mr. Eason refers to i...

Otherland Los Angeles merchant Otherland's Kindling candle is infused with Alaskan cedar to help you relax at home. Previous Next Tuesday, December 29, 2020 1:00 am Create soothing environment inside home KIM COOK | Associated Press After an anxiety-filled 2020 and during the continuing pandemic, many of us are looking to our homes for nearly everything: a place to work, study, sleep, eat, exercise. And don't forget unwind. Homes these days can offer calm and relaxation, designers say. Whether that means a decor refresh or a few small additions, they suggest some easy...

After an anxiety-filled 2020 and during the continuing pandemic, many of us are looking to our homes for nearly everything: a place to work, study, sleep, eat, exercise. And don't

Texas hasn’t said when or how inmates will receive the coronavirus vaccine Texas Tribune Updated:  Tags:  Prisoners line up inside the fences of the McConnell Unit in Beeville. Credit: Jennifer Whitney for The Texas Tribune Texas’ prisons and jails have been coronavirus hot spots throughout the pandemic. At least about 200 Texas inmates have died with COVID-19. So have more than 30 people who worked inside the state’s prisons — and countless others have spread the virus inside lockups and into the surrounding communities. But it’s unclear when the still-limited ...