Football, family, friends and food are a winning combination during tailgating season, especially if your recipe game is locked in. Whether you’re feeding a hungry crowd in the stadium parking lot or putting together a savory plate to enjoy while you chill on the sofa, these recipes bring plenty of flavor and keep the energy
Fall is here and, like any other middle-aged whimsical woman, I am basking in the outfitting possibilities of this season. There are, of course, sartorial classics like flannel, plaid, trench coats, corduroys, big cardigans, and knee-high boots But for this year’s autumn I’m looking to switch up my fall styling with some unexpected outfit formulas.
Generally speaking, I think people prefer to know why things happen as opposed to being in the dark. They like certainty versus uncertainty. A black and white rendering over endless shades of gray. At least that describes my inclination. And although a great deal of time has passed since my brother’s suicide, 20 years to
School was out, and summer was just beginning. We had a new camper we couldn’t wait to enjoy, a newly built outdoor kitchen pavilion area we had just finished at our river lot, and our two-week vacation at the river was just around the corner. Life was good. No more getting up at 5:45 a.m.
You’ve gone through four boxes of treats this month. Four, five, seven snackies each day, and your dog still doesn’t do what you’re trying to teach him. You’ve tried everything you can think of and you adore him but he just won’t understand. What did you do wrong? What is he doing wrong? Don’t start
Bumbershoot. Zaddick. Rodomont. Diddle. Williwaw. Sklent. These are just a few of the terms we’ve examined through three-plus years at Webb’s “Weird Words” — of which this column marks the 136th installment. Here’s another batch, with no particular theme except that we haven’t covered them yet: Accidie (ACK-si-dee, noun) – Alternate spelling of the more-common
‘Meet the Performer’ Series with Erie Jazz Quintet Oct. 11 The Great Lakes Wind Symphony (GLWS) will debut its inaugural “Meet the Performer Series” on Sunday, Oct. 11, at 2:30 p.m., featuring an intimate afternoon of jazz standards with the Erie Jazz Quintet. The performance will take place in the Howard Theatre of the historic
I’m happy to report that Heart of the Beast is a dog movie where the dog doesn’t die. But that is not a spoiler, because you find it out in the very first scene — after which the movie flashes back to where it all started; so I guess like me, the filmmakers wanted to
Great musical entertainment featured on the Weis Grandstand is highlighted by Sammy Kershaw and Aaron Tippin, Tommy James and the Shondells, Kansas, Nate Smith with Special Guest Avery Anna, Skillet, and Live with Special Guest Jet. Some important and interesting things to note about this year’s Fair. Parking Change: (this is important to note) Parking
Lately, I’ve been seeing an uptick in frilly, awe-inspiring pieces from fashion outlets. Things like ruffled baby doll dresses and twirl-worthy skirts, which, personally, I’ll take the latter but leave off the former. This also means that Victorian-era-inspired tops are semi-trending. Of course, dainty statement blouses have always been around, but the current offerings have
ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Aries, you will soon learn that any obstacle can be overcome if you set your mind to it. While a certain task may seem daunting right now, don’t allow it to intimidate you. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Others are paying attention to you even if they seem distracted, Taurus.
