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Delicate ceramics perfect for Christmas 

AS more and more people dress their tree earlier than the traditional Christmas Eve in this country, most families will have a variety of...

big guns hang out at museum in Shilo, The 

Award-winning showcase a slice of history

SHILO -- The two small cannons at the entrance to the Royal Canadian Artillery Museum--one...

CHABAL LEADS FRENCH ROMP 

ITALY 8 FRANCE 50 FRANCE bounced back from their Twickenham drubbing with a seven- try romp that condemned sorry Italy to the wooden spoon...

Stateless people, violent states 

BOGUE, MAURITANIA The border region between Mauritania and Senegal is a marshy green stretch of the Senegal River Valley on the southern edge of...

Bowling alley star celebrates 100th year 

By Bill Leffler

Correspondent

Not many people retire two or three times. But then, not many people are 100 years...

Phase II of Woodrow Wilson athletic facilities upgrades 

By Bill Leffler

Correspondent

Construction will start this month on a new athletic complex at Woodrow Wilson High...

Loom room is porch to one, potential death trap to another 

What, exactly, is a porch? Is it a covered place to stand while you unlock the door, or a place to sit and watch the kids playing in the yard? Can...

Simple sign is causing headaches for B&B 

How is this for logic: A day care center can have a lighted sign advertising its business on North Nevada Avenue. But when a bed-and- breakfast a...

Trees harvest cash 

By Bill Blankenship THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL Money does grow on trees after all. Friday night at the 31st annual Festival of Trees in the...

Roadhouse blues: 

SMITHERS - Earl Mathies lives in a tiny one-bedroom apartment maybe 50 yards from the Kanawha River. On the television, there's a primetime...