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WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE! Words that fly to mind approached with 'aplomb' ... or a plum This week, I'll reveal some of the bounding unpredictable activity in my mind's recesses. Don't be afraid. by Bernadette Kinlaw - October 26, 2020

Frightful fun: Crafts, games, treats and pumpkin carols for a homemade Halloween Trick-or-treating is a scary idea for some this Halloween, with a global pandemic underway and all, but have no fear — there are ways to have fun without the ri... by Kimberly Dishongh - October 26, 2020

Citizens with dementia retain the right to vote Throughout his adult life, Edward Kozlowski, registered Republican, voted in virtually every election. by Paula Span, The New York Times - October 26, 2020

Halloweens of yore were scarier then Before Halloween was all about candy, it was about pranks. by Celia Storey - October 26, 2020

READ TO ME: There is such a thing as ‘Too Many Jacks’ Mac Barnett’s exciting and unpredictable Jack books give kids a reason to learn to read. by Celia Storey - October 26, 2020

MY SO-CALLED MILLENNIAL LIFE: Strapping in to feel less confined The newborn phase is a bit like war: no sleep, an unknown opponent, meeting different layers of yourself through caffeine and adrenaline, and learning to distin... by Cassie McClure - October 26, 2020

Horoscopes by Holiday Like a ship making its way out of the fog, you are constantly moving toward greater clarity. by Holiday Mathis - October 26, 2020

ASK THE VET: 'Catios' and cat tents let fuzzy pal live large There are ways to let a cat have some freedom outdoors without risking his (one and only, actually) furry little life. by Lee Pickett - October 26, 2020

Helpful Hints DEAR HELOISE: I know you are a friend to all critters, and I'd like your readers to know about National Mill Dog Rescue (NMDR). They pick up and rescue hundreds... by Heloise - October 26, 2020

Super Quiz: Seas Alphabetically 1. A: Off Italy's east coast. October 26, 2020

MASTER CLASS: Slalom Jump gets blood pumping Cold weather workouts can be a bit daunting at first, especially in the morning. You roll out of your cozy bed and gaze out the window into the steel gray skies... by Matt Parrott - October 26, 2020

Winged dinosaur was more squirrel than graceful bird During a blip in time in the late Jurassic, a dinosaur that weighed no more than a chinchilla flung itself from tree to tree, spread its wings and tried to soar... by The New York Times - October 26, 2020

OPINION | MALE CALL: Ties should end at middle of belt buckle to look best Q How long should a man's tie be? Should it touch his belt buckle? I argue with my brother about this all the time. (I think he wears his ties too short.) I wou... October 25, 2020

LET’S TALK: Southern phrases to live by We Southern dwellers are known for our colloquialisms ... our way of speaking that sets us apart from everybody else, bless their hearts. by Helaine Williams - October 25, 2020

Eyeing the elk PONCA — The cool fall mornings and afternoons in the farm fields of Boxley Valley in Newton County are prime time for elk viewing. An early October morning visi... by STORY AND PHOTOS BY CARY JENKINS ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE - October 25, 2020

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