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CONTACT FEATURES | Editor: Dawn Minty | Phone: 706-571-8512 | dminty@ledger-enquirer.comWASHINGTON — In a major break with current U.S. health advice, a coalition of top scientists from private groups and federal agencies plans to advise pregnant and breast-feeding women to consume at least 12 ounces of fish and seafood per week to ensure optimal brain development of their babies.
Common items found around the house can help you evaluate whether your home is safe for children. Consumer Reports' publication ShopSmart recommends gathering these things for a do-it-yourself home safety tool kit:
Todd Snider's best record, "East Nashville Skyline," starts off with a typical bit of wryness.
The Harris County School Board voted 6-0 Thursday to apply to the State Board of Education to establish a systemwide charter school program.
A Christian music store owner was shot to death in Mosul, Iraqi police said Monday - the latest in a series of killings that has caused thousands of members of the religious minority to flee the northern city.
North Dakota barley production jumped in 2008, thanks in large part to weather during the growing season in the east that one farmer described as "perfect."
Don't mistake Celtic Crossroads for Riverdance. The tendency is common, since both shows have Irish roots.
Jim Zhong opened Tako Japanese & Chinese Restaurant in the Whitesville Crossing Shopping Center (on the corner of Whitesville and Double Churches roads) two years ago.
A few items were missing from the table. In August, Friendship Missionary Baptist Church hosted a missionary program. Church secretary Kathy Branscomb took note that the typical bounty at the reception wasn't there.
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