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Avoid turkey day conversation landmines at the table
Thanksgiving can mean the ideal family get together or a day of awkward moments, uncomfortable silences and eruptions of family feuds.
Planning ahead is key to hosting, cooking stress-free meal
Perhaps the most anticipated aspect of the holiday season is the lavish celebratory meal. Many people look forward to the food just as much as they look forward to the festivities. This could be why the average person gains a pound or two between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day.
Thanksgiving more than just a feast
Tomorrow afternoon, millions of Americans will gather around the dinner table to enjoy a grand meal with family and friends.
Holiday home tour offers variety of styles, stories
Christmas represents many different things - it's remembering past holidays and loved ones who made those times so special. There was always the biggest, brightest and most beautiful Christmas tree, a piece of cake or candy worth every calorie and a song that touched us when we especially needed to hear its message.
Locals enjoy oyster roast at museum
Former Midway Mayor Don Emmons dips an oyster in cocktail sauce Nov. 10 at the Midway Museum's recent Oyster Roast and Pig Pickin'. Emmons, who is on the board of governors of the museum, and about 50 other people attended the fundraiser.
Horoscopes for week of Nov. 21-27
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You've let yourself be distracted from what's really important. But love finally gets your attention this week. However, it comes with a challenge that could create a problem.
'Come and Take It!' draws crowd
A group of Revolutionary War re-enactors expressed gratitude for their forefathers Saturday at Fort Morris State Historic Site's annual Come & Take It! encampment.
Electricity truly is a great blessing
Last week, I watched a documentary on the History Channel about great men who have influenced America. Among those mentioned were J.P. Morgan, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller, Thomas Edison and Andrew Carnegie, but not necessarily in that order. All of these were important, but I think Thomas Edison did the most for us. He invented the incandescent light bulb and came up with a method for wiring homes with electricity. After watching the documentary, I wanted to know more about Edison. I read many interesting articles online about his life and the 1,093 things ...
UMC tour of homes fundraiser set
The Hinesville First United Methodist Church is sponsoring a Christmas tour of homes from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8.
Seniors give thanks, enjoy dinner
More than 50 senior residents of Walthourville and the surrounding area expressed gratitude on the Thursday before Thanksgiving with prayer and praise while sharing a Thanksgiving dinner at Baconton Missionary Baptist Church.
Christmas activities on horizon
Bring the Family to Stewart Lanes for dinner and bowling at a special price from 4-8 p.m. Nov. 25. The cost is $30 per family of five.
HHA, residents help clean up community
Under the leadership of Executive Director Debra Williams, the Hinesville Housing Authority participated in Liberty County's community cleanup day Oct. 20.
Secrets your neighbors wish you knew about litter
If you are one of those neighbors who shares your litter, your neighbors probably have some secrets they wish you knew.
Toy Run set to donate gifts to area kids
SAVANNAH - The 22nd annual Savannah Toy Run will be held Dec. 1 at Savannah Harley-Davidson, 6 Gateway Blvd. W.
‘Skyfall’ is a new high for the James Bond movie series
Today we celebrate 50 years of "shaken, not stirred" with a review of "Skyfall," the 23rd picture in the 007 series.
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Long Library has free circus tickets
Kids between the ages of 2-12 each can get a free ticket to attend the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus on Jan. 21-25 in the Savannah Civic Center.
2014's best includes outer space, wars
What does Ben Affleck searching for his missing wife; Tom Cruise as he lives, dies, repeats; Brad Pitt leading troops into war; and a group of Marvel Comics misfits all have in common?
RH family welcomes home quadruplets
One day, Lily, Mae, Samford and Griffin Armitage will be old enough to understand the impact their simultaneous arrivals have had on Sherri and Paul Armitage's lives.
Who's new to New Year
New Year's babies were welcomed Jan. 1 at both Liberty Regional Medical Center and Fort Stewart's Winny Army Community Hospital. Meet them in the photos at left.
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