Wing Dang Doodle Set For Saturday (Scott County Times)
FOREST?A record number of cooking teams will compete for prize money, trophies and, most importantly, bragging right at the fifth annual Wing Dang Doodle Festival this Saturday.
Wintry weather is on the way (Tahoe Daily Tribune)
This weekend will be a good time to bake a batch of pumpkin bread and curl up with a good book, as a wintry storm moves into the area.
Going Long Green Grass (Forbes)
Scotts Miracle-Gro isn't a commodity-bubble fertilizer company, but it's been whacked with the rest.
Using your dollars to support small American businesses (WorldNetDaily)
It is now easier for Americans to support their favorite small or medium-size businesses, and they also can help them lower their cost of doing business at the same time.
ScottsMiracle-Gro Discovers Leaf Raking May Be a Thing of the Past (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Scientists at The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, working in partnership with Michigan State University turfgrass researcher Thom Nikolai, have discovered an innovative fall regimen for obtaining a healthy lawn without backbreaking leaf raking.
The Promenade at Westlake Unveils a Fresh New Look with Weekend of Celebration October 11 and 12 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif.----On Saturday, October 11 and Sunday, October 12, The Promenade at Westlake will celebrate the debut of its updated look and welcome new shops and restaurants.
The Emblems Of Modern Furniture Designs (Turks.US)
Modern furniture designs are a thing of the past and present. It started to come out in the market right after World War II has subsided. Today, the designs of modern furniture are still based on the ones created years ago.
Going Long Green Grass (Forbes)
Scott's Miracle Grow isn't a commodity-bubble fertilizer company, but it's been whacked with the rest.
MORE THAN MOSQUITOES ARE BITING AT PONCE INLET (Orlando Weekly)
The town of Ponce Inlet, long ago called Mosquito Inlet, wouldn't exist without its lighthouse. Named for Ponce de Leon, the first explorer to record a visit to the area, the lighthouse stands as a 175-foot-tall marker of this treacherous inlet pass where many boats perished throughout the years.
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