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Keith Kolling, a man with Down Syndrome who lives in Dickinson, had a dream come true Friday night when firefighters picked him up and gave him a ride in their truck. One family member said it was the joy of a lifetime for the 60-year-old and that he'll be talking about it for years to come.
A worldwide social media outage has led to a surprise conclusion among misty-eyed midlifers: we all need Ceefax back in our lives
Some tidbits about the One Tree Hill pilot from this week's Drama Queens podcast Before becoming the show we all know and love, THIS was the direction that was originally set for #OneTreeHill! �� Watch the video in the tweet + here are some notes I made from the episode: -The show was originally to be narrated by Whitey (the basketball coach), to his deceased wife Camilla. This changed when producers decided the show should be like 8 Mile and have a ~sexy underbelly~ in an "aw shucks" town. -They all agree Uncle Keith was hot -They freaked out about the scene where Peyton gets out of the ...
Unblurred lines: Keith Haring's niece featured at Good Weather Gallery Keith Haring’s niece featured in Riverbend art gallery FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Artist Yenna Hill drawing at her home in Reading, Pennsylvania, where her mother, Kay Haring, and uncle, the late Keith Haring, were born. Hill will have her first national solo exhibition “Muse User” at Good Weather Gallery in Edwardsville May 22-June 19 and be at the opening in-person reception 6-9 p.m., Saturday, May 22.Photo credit Harlow Moon Hill|For The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less 2of9 3of9 5of9 6of9 8of9 9of9 EDWARDSVILLE — Yen...
For Cordal woman Kay Griffin, this past year has represented the longest continuous time that she's been away from home and her family ever since she first moved away over 23 years ago. Kay, who now lives on the island of Jersey on the Channel Islands, is facing into her first Christmas away from home since 2010, and she admitted to The Kerryman that it will be a tough one to get through. "It's been a bit of a strange year to say the least and so, yeah, it's annoying that I won't be able to get home, but there's nothing that anyone can do about that I guess," said Kay last Thursday.