About 700 food enthusiasts leapt from their seats and roared, “I love food!” Energy and the smell of roasting garlic permeated the air, Oct. 29, as The Carl Perkins Civic Center and Thomas Media hosted “Taste of Home” magazine’s 4th annual cooking school.
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Coasting through their first seven games, the Union men’s soccer team geared up for a new challenger. The program hosted its second alumni weekend Oct. 1-3. Scott Marksberry, former men’s assistant coach and Union graduate, said alumni from the team wanted to get together for an alumni experience.
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As seniors prepare for graduation, many worry about their not-too-distant future in the “real world.” However, studies are showing that the latest generation of 20-somethings, or “emerging adults,” are now taking their time to fall into adult responsibilities — five years longer. If it is difficult to believe young adults are maturing slower than previous generations, just compare the numbers. […]
“Canstruction” is a nationwide competition the citizens of Jackson take part in every year around October to help contribute to the fight against hunger by raising awareness. Organizations in Jackson compete against one another to make the best structure out of canned food. […]
Amidst current controversies surrounding the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI broke through religious and political boundaries that have been in place for centuries on his state visit to the United Kingdom, Sept. 16–19. […]
Colorful, onion-shaped orbs dazzle as they float in a serene pond. Twisted serpentine shapes entwine, competing for attention. So, what makes the sight special? All are made of hand-blown glass. The man behind the sculptures is world-renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly. […]
Hundreds of purple balloons from the 2010 Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk filled the sky on Oct. 2, representing a portion of the millions of people affected by Alzheimer’s disease. Participants gathered at Pringles Park to show support for finding a treatment. […]
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