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Player virus case hits 4th game in UEFA qualifying rounds
GENEVA (AP) — A player testing positive for COVID-19 forced a Europa League preliminary game to be postponed Thursday — the fourth such incident in the early qualifying rounds for UEFA’s club competitions.
Fernandes in extra time lifts Man United into Europa semis
COLOGNE, Germany (AP) — Manchester United needed an extra-time penalty from Bruno Fernandes to scrape into the Europa League semifinals after beating Copenhagen 1-0 on Monday.
Fernandes in extra time lifts Man United into Europa semis
COLOGNE, Germany (AP) — Manchester United needed an extra-time penalty from Bruno Fernandes to scrape into the Europa League semifinals after beating Copenhagen 1-0 on Monday.
VIRUS TODAY: Death of 9 nuns highlights toll of coronavirus
Here’s what’s happening Wednesday with the pandemic in the U.S.:
VIRUS TODAY: Governors press for faster virus vaccinations
Here’s what’s happening Wednesday with the pandemic in the U.S.:
Virginia's Capitol Square to close on annual lobbying day
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Amid reports of possible armed protests at state capitals across the country, Virginia officials plan to close Capitol Square in Richmond to the public Monday, an annual day for constituents to lobby lawmakers.
Social media crackdown continues after siege of US Capitol
LONDON (AP) — Social media platforms are continuing to crack down on fringe groups and conspiracy theories following last week’s deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Virginia's Capitol Square to close on annual lobbying day
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Amid reports of possible armed protests at state capitals across the country, Virginia officials plan to close Capitol Square in Richmond to the public Monday, an annual day for constituents to lobby lawmakers.
Social media crackdown continues after siege of US Capitol
LONDON (AP) — Social media platforms are continuing to crack down on fringe groups and conspiracy theories following last week’s deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Summer dishes sweetened with Vidalia onions
(ARA) - It's Vidalia onion season and time to sweeten summer recipes. Summer salads, marinades, side dishes and grilled meats can all be given new dimension with the original sweet onion. Throw them on a burger while grilling in the back yard, or grill a sweet onion alone for a standalone side dish. Whether it's a fresh salad or a summer soup, these sweet onions can compliment any dish of the season.
Help your wedding photographer take great pictures
(ARA) - When it comes to planning a perfect wedding day, there are hundreds of details to consider and scenarios to plan for. However, none of them will mean anything if you don't have a wedding photographer in place capturing each and every memorable moment.
Digestive health is top-of-mind for many, especially moms
(ARA) - New parents are often surprised by how much time they spend monitoring their child's digestive health - from sharing great details about the baby's latest diaper change to worrying about what foods will keep things flowing freely. There is no greater responsibility than keeping babies and toddlers healthy so they can thrive, and the digestive tract is the first line of defense for the body's immune system - whether you are 1 or 101.
Winter-proof your home this fall for year-round benefits
(ARA) - After a summer of record-breaking temperatures across the country, you may be wondering if the impending winter weather will be just as extreme. While harsh weather puts a strain on wallets with increased energy bills, it can also be damaging to the home. Before the ice and snow hit, consider winterizing your home to help increase efficiency and minimize maintenance.
Money expert's free webinar offers advice for becoming financially comfortable
Do you still hold on to the part of the American Dream that says you can do more than just "get by," you can also get ahead? Do you believe that the recovery will mean more than just "getting back to normal?" That it will also bring financial opportunity for those who know how to recognize and act on the possibilities?
New hope for old malls
(ARA) - There is new promise for the nation's malls. A fixture throughout America's cities and towns for decades, the conventional mall is in a state of decline. It is possible to rethink yesterday's malls with a creative vision that will return them to their prominent place in communities and realize lasting social, cultural and economic value. For example, just this summer, the former Santa Monica Place in Santa Monica, Calif., was transformed into a new center that, while operated like a mall, feels and functions like a part of the city.
Americans wising up about credit cards, studies show
(ARA) - Americans seem to be learning their lesson when it comes to using credit cards wisely, two new studies indicate. The average American has fewer credit cards, is relying on them less, and is trying to pay down their debt - which, in many metropolitan areas, still exceeds the national average.
North Carolina vacations highlight classic Americana
International visitors to the U.S. are often enchanted by the diversity of landscapes and natural beauty that embody the country - in virtually every state. From breathtaking mountains to glorious beaches, serene woodlands to wetlands teeming with life, many American states afford visitors the chance to fully experience Mother Nature's rich complexity and creativity.
You can do that with vinyl siding?
(ARA) - With the economy making a slow rebound, homeowners continue to look for cost-effective options when building or renovating their homes. Natural exterior building materials are often very expensive and require both time and money to maintain. Choosing vinyl and polymeric siding is one way people are saving on building materials. Both
A cheap, fun summer vacation
Summer is almost here.
Back-to-basics home improvements can help lower taxes
(ARA) - While small things help, it's the big steps consumers take to improve their home's energy efficiency that truly make a difference, according to researchers at Scientific American magazine.