Young & talented (The Star-Ledger)
As a storm raged outside the Paper Mill Playhouse, knocking trees onto cars in the parking lot and sending the theater's outdoor furniture as far as a mile away, high school students sang and danced in an evening resembling the Tony Awards.
Outdoor living: Luxury for less (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
When Beth McAnallen decided three years ago that the tiny deck in her backyard didn't suit her family's needs, she proceeded to build an outdoor living area beyond the imagination of most homeowners.
Outdoor furniture with indoor looks (The Wenatchee World)
It can be hard to tell anymore where the living room ends and the outdoors begin.
South Pittsburg: Da Sleep Show owner puts his experience to work (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
Jim Reed says he?s putting a lifetime of experience as a salesman into his own business in South Pittsburg, selling handcrafted Amish mattresses made in Tennessee.
Council reduces beer pong, furniture penalty (The Oxford Press)
Beer pong enthusiasts can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Oxford City Council unanimously approved an ordinance lowering the penalty associated with outdoor furniture from a misdemeanor of the fourth degree to a minor misdemeanor at a June 17 meeting.
How to get the right look on a budget (The Oklahoman)
The warming weather, refreshed shop windows, summer catalogs, outdoor markets ? every year at this time, it all conspires to plant widespread thoughts of buying new patio furniture. If only their sticker prices didn't threaten to keep the thoughts from becoming reality. As evidenced by the gorgeous patio pieces for sale lately, most outdoor furniture has been retailing higher and higher over the ...
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