Human Interest

Event Date: April 20 to 22, 2017

Boise Quilt, Craft & Sewing Festival is coming to Boise, April 20 to 22

The show features nearly 125 booths with a wide variety of supplies, notions, patterns and techniques in the areas of quilting, sewing, needle-arts, stenciling, embossing, crystals, fabric crafts and more.

DRAWING NORTH

PREMIERE NEW SINGLE

"STAY" WITH IMPOSE

Apple Pie Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Cache Valley Cheddar Cheese

BBQ Ranch Quesadilla Wedges with Cache Valley Shredded Mild Cheddar Cheese

Pizza Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Cache Valley Provolone Cheese

This sandwich packs the best parts of pizza between two thick slices of toasted Italian bread. There’s only one question to ask: how could you resist?

Spring House, PA -- To every thing there is a season, and as March ends, we’re entering the first stage of the exterior painting season.  Depending upon where you live, it may or may not be warm enough to apply paint, but you can still get a jump on things, according to Debbie Zimmer, spokesperson for the Paint Quality Institute.

Dear Dave,

My wife and I argue a lot about finances. We’re trying to get more control over our money, and she has been listening to you. That’s helped a lot. She’s also a lot more frugal than I am, and our biggest point of contention right now is how we handle our spending money. Whenever I work overtime at my job, I feel like I should be able to put the overtime pay toward my spending money. What are your thoughts on this?

Josh

Dear Josh,

Good Morning, Amerike! 

Watching the news anymore has become a frustrating, eye-rolling chore.  Since the election, the news media has become obsessed with its high drama politics.  The ambulance chasing, ratings savvy, advertising dollar greed of the media has once again found you in its crosshairs, and now with your new best friend.    

The Truth.      

What Makes You Laugh?

Scientists tell us that we are laughing less these days.  Statistics just in from the Peabody Laugh Institute (PLI) show a 30% decline in overall laughter in the United States over the past decade with a continued trending decline.  The 2017 thru 2021 prediction shows an elevated 5% per year downtrend, correlating with the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States.