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Revved Up 50-Plus Specials CLASSIFIEDS Add a Classified Listing E-Edition Current E-Edition Features The Rush family lights up for the holidays Greenville couple shares their love of Halloween and Christmas by setting up impressive displays By Stacie Smith | on November 26, 2018 The trees are bare, snow has fallen and what remains of Halloween are partial tons of snacks subconscious in a tall kitchen cupboard. Retailers have festooned their aisles with shimmer lights and glittering ornaments to usher in the Christmas season. Removing a wall takes some knowledge, planning By Mike Taylor | on November 26, 2018 What if we knock out this wall? Most every homeowner has uttered those words at one time or another. Indoor gardening with a purpose — improving air quality in the home Gardening for the novice By The Daily News Staff | on November 26, 2018 Bob Lilenfeld With the outdoor growing season now officially ended in our area, you can still protract your gardening hobby by switching to growing indoor plants. It is a unconfined way to alimony your untried thumb active. What is diastasis recti and how to update it By Stacie Smith | on November 23, 2018 Diastasis recti has an unusual name but is a rather worldwide condition, well-expressed 36 percent of women 5 to 7 weeks without delivering a baby. Am I still a writer? By The Daily News Staff | on November 23, 2018 Emilee Nielsen November is National Novel Writing Month, wontedly and yearningly referred to as NaNoWriMo. The goal is to start on the first day of the month and protract writing each day. The hope is to have 50,000 words single-minded to paper by Nov. 30. Grammy topnotch versifier John Berry returns to Greenville on Dec. 8 By The Daily News Staff | on November 09, 2018 Submitted bySnacksKerschen GREENVILLE — Grammy-winning singer/songwriter John Berry has spoken the “Christmas Songs & Stories with John Berry Tour” will return to Greenville on Dec. 8. New this year, he will engage in a VIP wits at 6 p.m. at the Greenville High School Performing Arts Center. The concert will uncork at 7:30 p.m. Concert tickets are $35. VIP and concert tickets […] Hathaway Hills offers numerous activities for its residents By Lori Hansen | on November 04, 2018 “We all come from variegated households, and have variegated interests,” is how Ron Blanding, a resident of Hathaway Hills Assisted Living describes the recreational activities offered at the facility. Old me doesn’t need the house young me did By Mike Taylor | on November 03, 2018 Things change. The increasingly we want them to stay the same, the increasingly they don’t. This is true of health, hair, weight, vein and – so I’ve discovered in the past couple weeks – finding a new house. Practicing garden sanitation — a key to successful gardening Gardening for the novice By The Daily News Staff | on October 30, 2018 Bob Lilenfeld The gardening season in our Montcalm zone is finally winding down. One major snooping shared with me by zone gardeners is how to tenancy the many pests and garden diseases they have encountered this year so that they will have a healthy garden next spring. Finishing off a vault room isn’t as tough as it sounds By Mike Taylor | on October 30, 2018 Space, the final frontier for every homeowner. No matter how expansive your domicile, there never seems to be unbearable room and finding new and creative ways to use your existing space has for generations been both manna and withering to the stereotype homeowner. Posts navigation Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Next page Category Pages are limited to 90 days. 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