Supporting local businesses can have a lasting impact on the community. Photo by Metro Graphics
Giving back to one’s community strengthens towns and neighborhoods and makes them better places to live. Many people volunteer with local charitable organizations, while others make annual donations that help charities and nonprofits achieve their missions.
I have a black vulture that sits atop a utility pole close to my house. It often peers down at me whenever I go out in my driveway and I sometimes get the idea it is waiting for me to keel over so it can come down and dine on my tasty corpse.
A little muffaletta goes a long, long way. Photo from Metro Graphics
New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day celebrations stand to look a little different this year. Even though guest lists may be smaller and parties much more intimate, hosts can increase the “wow factor” in other ways — namely with the food.
Above, Maroni's Pizza Kitchen's "The Meaty" pizza. This 11-inch pie is topped with pepperoni, salami, ham, sausage, beef and bacon. Maroni's Pizza Kitchen is located on the Square at 117 E. Hopkins. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
A brand new pizza joint that hits the spot recently opened shop on the Square.
Left, Roughhouse Brewery has introduced a new blended foeder beer, 'Good Grief.' Photo courtesy of Roughhouse Brewery
Roughhouse Brewing recently announced a new beer release.
Jason Giuilietti
Well wishes to you all during this holiday season.The new year is nearly upon us and, like many of you, I am looking forward to starting 2021 — which stands to be a record-breaking year for economi
To say that 2020 has been a rough year is an extreme understatement. The pandemic and actions taken to slow the spread of COVID-19 have been disruptive and, in many cases, devastating.
‘Make a Joyful Noise’ is one of the pieces featured in the new Price Center art show. Photo courtesy of the Price Center.
A new art show titled “Passages: Moving Forward in 2021,” consisting of 51 works of original art by more than two dozen local artists is now on display in the newly remodeled community gallery spaces at the Price Center. The show will hang through mid-January and many of the works are available to purchase.
Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two-part series; it completes the script of a traditional Christmas Nativity play.
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