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| Joe Santoro (Lahontan Valley News) |
| Sports fodder for a Saturday morning . . . Brett Favre needs to find a hobby. Fishing, collecting tin cans, dining at a different restaurant every night, walking in shopping malls before the stores open. It doesn't matter. |
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| Finding right fit is lengthy battle (The Oklahoman) |
| Pat Mullinex said being 6 feet tall has saved her considerable money. "There just aren't enough cute clothes for tall girls and women,” she said. "If I were a ‘normal height,' I would spend a small fortune on clothes.” Most stores have a petite section, the Tuttle woman said. But "I've never seen a store with a tall section, other than in the men's department. … Men can buy pants with waist and ... |
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| Wine industry sprouts in region (The Charlotte Observer) |
| Glen Alpine in Burke County is dry. But it has a winery. “Part of the permit process is we had to get the mayor to sign a form,” said Betty Fowler, co-owner of Lake James Cellars in this town of about 1,000. “When we went to the council meeting, we told them what we were doing, and one council member who's now the mayor said, ‘I don't know why we would have a problem with it. Half the people in ... |
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| Red, white & boom! (The Springfield News-Leader) |
| Happy Fourth of July. Our annual celebration of being independent has arrived with a glorious wave of red, white and blue. We shopped area stores to find eye-popping patriotic products in honor of the day. Who knew there were so many ways to put your patriot on for the Fourth? |
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