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Dahlias have been a fixture in summer flower gardens for generations. But it may be time to update your idea of dahlias. With hundreds of varieties to choose from in a fabulous array of colors, shapes and flower sizes, it is no surprise the National Garden Bureau has declared 2019 the Year of the Dahlia. |
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“Do not let us speak of darker days; let us speak rather of sterner days. These are not dark days: these are great days – the greatest days our country has ever lived.” Winston Churchill.WITH these quote from Churchill, different thoughts flashed through my subconscious regarding the essence of our.... |
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Pastor Victor Rodriguez’s church has a boxing ring in the basement and holds regular gang tattoo-removal sessions. He understood that a thriving church needs to do more than hold worship services. “Everyone wants to save the world,” he’d say. “But no one wants to do the dishes. |
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Special services. Quakers (Religious Society of Friends) will hold services Sunday, Feb. 17, at 2850 Martingale Lane. Worship in silence begins at 10 a.m., followed by refreshments and fellowship. Visitors are always welcome. For more information or directions, call Brenda at 803-648-6020 or 803-640-9650. |
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Avril Lavigne never thought she'd be on Christian radio. But the former pop-punk princess found herself there last October, when her uplifting anthem "Head Above Water" became an unexpected crossover hit on Billboard's Hot Christian Songs chart, peaking at No. 2. "I loved that," Lavigne says, laughing. |
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Image copyright AFP. More than 84 million Nigerians are geared up to vote on 16 February, but what do you know about Africa's most-populous nation and largest economy? 1) Afrobeats - one of its greatest exports. Nigerian musicians are touring the world and picking up awards at the forefront of the global craze for Afrobeats. |
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The rift between Greek clerics and the government over a tentative plan to loosen close ties between the church and state seemed no closer to being resolved on Thursday as Education and Religious Affairs Minister Costas Gavroglou hit out at the Ecumenical Patriarchate for refusing to temper its stance on proposed changes to priests’ pay status. |
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9am: WAGGA RIVERINA LAPIDARY CLUB INC at 7 Small Street invites you to drop into the clubroom during a session and see what they do and how they do it until 3pm. Friday activities are wire-wrapping and silversmithing. Contact Cheryl Lynch on 6933 1112. 9.30am: OLDER MEN:NEW IDEAS meets every Friday at 9. |
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If you think of the financial industry as a body, the advice side is its arms, reaching out to consumers in hopes of connecting them with a product (and enjoying a cut of the resulting profits). Rather than working to combat wealth inequalities and empowering the consumer, popular personal finance.... |
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Residents of a Salt Lake City apartment complex are forced to evacuate after the property is deemed unsafe to occupy. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints opposes increasing the alcohol content of store-bought beer. And the Salt Lake City School District wants a seat on the Utah Inland Port Board. |
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Lakefest 2019 9am, Belmont 16s Pirate Fun Day; 1.30pm, LMYC Lakefest Regatta day one. A celebration of aquatic activity on Lake Macquarie with sailing, paddling, classic boats and activities; until March 3. 2019 Maitland Show Saturday, 8am to 10pm, Sunday, 8am to 4pm, at Maitland Showground, Blomfield Street, Maitland. |
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