May 11, 2011
May 11, 2011
May 11, 2011
May 11, 2011
By Lacey Greeley Of the many things that college students and young adults struggle with and juggle, sleep should not be one of them; although many young adults, more often than not, do. Between studying for exams, working jobs, and trying to have a life, many young adults are burning themselves out very quickly and… [Read more…]
By Ashleigh Haney When you walk into many restaurants across the country, the many choices of the menu may not be the only thing you notice. Now, many restaurants are sporting another piece of paper, informing their customers that red fruits may be missing from their favorite sandwiches. Due to one of the coldest winters… [Read more…]
By Elise Duranko Walking into a bakery gives a welcoming feeling to almost all who enter. And if the sweet smells aren’t enough, Cathy Urban, 63, of Cathy Urban’s Cookies and Pies in downtown California Borough, will make anyone feel at home. Urban pulls a freshly done chocolate chip cookie order out of the oven… [Read more…]
By Morgan Cushey Isabelle Anderson, 78, of California, sits in a chair at the Hair We Are Salon just chattering away as Jacquelyn Kallis, owner of the salon, begins to rinse the shampoo from Anderson’s hair. They reminisce about the time they met 22 years ago when Kallis’ daughter was a student in Anderson’s California Area… [Read more…]
By Teri Dice Russell Johnson, 30, of Belle Vernon enjoyed cooking with his father when he was a child. Now, the two team up running the No Bull Bar-B-Q restaurant in Smock, which Johnson opened a year ago. For Johnson, “Cooking side-by-side with my dad really gave me the interest I have in cooking.” enlisted… [Read more…]
By Jamie Rider When you look at Mary Immel, 50, of Uniontown you can immediately tell she’s a people person. She has a smile that is a mile wide and a twinkle in her eye that lets you know she’s someone you can relax around. Immel, an 18-year veteran of a call center in Uniontown,… [Read more…]
May 11, 2011
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