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Just a “Very Lucky Shoemaker”

Candy Puterbaugh BILL CRARY WALKED A LONG WAY IN STORE-BOUGHT SHOES BEFORE FINDING THE KEY TO HIS FUTURE. After a

Randal C. Hill THE BEAUTIFUL BURG of Corvallis thrums with anticipation each August when adrenaline-fueled athletes converge to test their

Carla Christian NESTLED BESIDE YOU on the sofa, your loyal lovebug offers warmth and love, a companion on rough days

Looking to spice up your space? Get some inspiration from those who’ve already taken the plunge. The following design ideas

Home exteriors make a first impression, and impression, and experts say color plays a significant role in curb appeal. “Choosing

ABOUT 9 YEARS AGO I was in a large Facebook group for women. That group split off to a subgroup

MANY OF US KNOW OF SOMEONE — maybe even ourselves — who took a spill during the January storm. While

Carmelene Melanie Siani There are so many ways we fail to come to terms with growing old. For instance: I

If you’ve ever worried about the cost of your energy bill, you’re not alone. Nearly 39 million American households —

EVEN THE MOST FINANCIALLY comfortable cringe at the cost of. . . well, everything lately. Groceries, gas, utilities — you